Reviews submittals and RFIs in hours, not days.
Checked against your drawings, specs and contract.
SUB-2026-0142
approved · matches E-20196%
AI construction management software — one platform
AI-powered construction management software.
Zepth is the construction project delivery platform that ends chaos.
Not a system of record. An AI construction ERP that works the project with your team.
Construction project management, procurement and asset management on one record — and AI that doesn’t just do the work, it owns getting it done.
- Reviews in hours, not days
- 94% first-pass review accuracy
- Every finding cited, signed off by a human
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RFIRFI-2026-0091 reviewed · MEP/structure conflict flagged73%
What it costs today
The margin leaked before anyone noticed.
Not bad engineering. Time spent chasing information, work done twice, and a date nobody could see slipping until it had.
Measured against different things, so they are shown separately rather than added up.
35%of the working week
lost to chasing information, conflicts and rework
FMI research
5–9%of project cost
burned on rework
Industry studies
$60M+
the average US construction dispute
and over a year to resolve
Arcadis 2025
$1.85T
what bad data cost construction
in a single year, industry-wide
FMI research
on time
late
late
late
1 in 4
projects came within 10% of their original deadline.
KPMG Global Construction Survey 2015 — owner survey over the prior three years. Eleven years old, and we say so rather than passing it off as current; we could find no more recent equivalent measurement, and KPMG’s later surveys publish no schedule-performance figure at all.
The old way vs the Zepth way
Every incumbent calls itself a system of record. That is a filing cabinet with a search box.
The old way
Software that stores your project.
The Zepth wayDELIVERY
A platform that delivers it.
Reviews done, responses drafted, risks flagged — work moving, not filed.
The old way ends here.
See it on your workflowThe new hire
Not a chatbot bolted on. A co-worker managing the whole process.
Ask any project team where the margin went and you get the same answer: unowned process. The submittal that sat eleven days in an inbox. The RFI nobody chased. The invoice paid against a quantity nobody matched.
Zepth staffs those processes. A co-worker manages each one end to end — planning closure the day work arrives, re-forecasting on every event, and dispatching the specialist agents that read the documents and test them against the specification. Their findings come back as one drafted output, with citations. It drafts everything and signs nothing.
Drafts the RFI response before your engineer opens it.
Cited references and a confidence score. The engineer reviews and sends.
RFI-2026-0091
draft ready · 3 refs cited73%
Reads every bid line by line.
Vendor BOQs compared item by item, pricing anomalies flagged, recommendation drafted.
TND-2026-0014
6 bids compared · 2 anomalies94%
Matches invoice, delivery and order before you pay.
Every quantity and rate variance caught before the payment leaves.
INV-2026-0317
held · qty variance vs PO-008891%
Flags change-order and claim risk early.
The cost impact priced while there is still time to act on it.
CO-2026-0021
risk flagged · exposure priced84%
Answers questions about your project in plain language.
Asked in a sentence, answered with charts, from live project data.
ASK-2026-0203
answered · 4 sources cited92%
22%
of RFIs never get a formal answer at all — the industry baseline an owned process is measured against.
Cited on /modules/rfi/
You see how often it agrees with your engineers, discipline by discipline — and you decide what it is allowed to run on its own.
Meet your AI co-workersStop asking “are we on track?”See how the forecast is built
Predict the finish date. Then defend it.
Your critical path gives you one completion date and no idea how likely it is. Zepth runs your schedule thousands of times — with durations drawn from how your trades have actually performed on this project — and gives you the probability of every date, including the one in your contract.
The uncertainty is measured from your own completed work. Not an industry assumption, and not a planner’s optimistic and pessimistic guesses.
A single finish date tells you nothing about how likely it is. Two projects can share one and be nothing alike — the width of the band is the information the date cannot carry.
Schematic, showing what a probabilistic forecast looks like rather than any project’s result.
- P10
- the optimistic end
- P50
- as likely as not
- P80
- the planning figure
- P90
- the confident end
The platform
Five products. One way of working.
Construction, procurement, assets, workforce and the programme itself — from the first RFI to the operating asset.
Four products run the project.
Rx tells you where it is going — and proves it.
Specialized intelligence in every module, reading your own drawings and specs — and waiting for a signature on anything consequential.
The building lifecycle · one record
One record, not a stack of integrations.
One living record, from first drawing to end of life — so there is no truth to chase across a dozen disconnected tools.
01 · Design & construction
Documents, quality, the site and risk — one record instead of a hundred inboxes.
02 · Procurement
Plan, tender, award and pay — end to end, without the email bid chaos.
03 · Operations
Assets, CapEx, budgets and reporting — governed instead of guessed.
A stack, integrated
Every tool owns a slice. The truth is whatever the last integration synced, and the answer to a simple question lives in four of them.
One record
One place the project actually lives. The products read and write to it, so nothing has to be reconciled between them — and the AI acts on the record rather than a copy of it.
Schematic. The left-hand topology illustrates a stack of point tools; it is not a count of anyone’s systems, and no vendor is named.
On live projects
Running on live projects across the built environment.
ConstructionReal estateInfrastructureHospitality
100+
projects delivered
50M+
sq ft under management
How it works
From kickoff to go-live, in four steps.
An enterprise platform — modules and agents — live alongside the tools you already run. No rip-and-replace, no year-long rollout.
01
Project setup
Provision your workspace and connect the tools and data you already run. No rip-and-replace.
02
Configuration
Switch on the modules you need and map specs, contracts, templates, and approvals to your standards.
03
Training
Hands-on sessions get teams confident across modules and agent workflows — productive from day one.
04
Go live
Teams work across the platform while built-in agents review in real time — with human sign-off on anything consequential.
See Zepth on your project.
A short, tailored walkthrough on your real workflow — RFIs, procurement, or asset data. No generic demo.
Book a meetingNo list prices, and never charged on your construction volume. See how pricing works