Your jobsite hasbeen telling you.Now it briefs you.
Strata AI reads the three layers every project already produces (the schedule, the RFI log, the daily reports) and hands your team one morning brief: what moved, what will slip, and which answer buys the most float.
Fictional demo product. Interface mockups are live CSS, metrics illustrative.
- Level 3 MEP rough-infloat −6d
- Elevator deliveryvendor slip
- Stair 2 inspectionunscheduled
- RFI-214 · Beam penetration at grid C-4
- RFI-209 · Door hardware conflict, L2
- RFI-217 · Curtain wall anchor embed
- RFI-220 · Paint spec clarification
Riverbend Yards: slip risk up 6 pts overnight. MEP rough-in is the driver; two answers would buy the float back.
Harbor Point Clinic: steady. Pour 14 done, cylinders logged.
Sources: 3 daily logs, 12 RFIs, schedule v.41 · illustrative
Run on jobsites by builders like these (all fictional)
Three instruments, one reading
The job, in section
A cut through everything the project is already producing: the schedule, the question log, and the field record. Strata reads each layer, then tells you where they disagree.
Chapter 01
Schedule risk, surfaced before the update meeting
Schedules do not slip in the update. They slip in the two quiet weeks before it, one starved crew and one unanswered question at a time. Schedule Sentinel watches float, logic, and field pace daily and scores every project on the one number a PX actually wants at 6 am.
- Slip risk index per project and per area, recalculated nightly.
- Driver ranking: which three items, if handled today, buy the float back.
- Forecast vs. baseline on a six-week lookahead your superintendent will read.
- Level 3 MEP rough-infloat −6d
- Elevator deliveryvendor slip
- Stair 2 inspectionunscheduled
Chapter 02
RFIs ranked by the cost of waiting
An RFI log sorts by number. A jobsite does not. Strata triages every open question by what it blocks: the pour on Thursday outranks the paint spec, no matter which was asked first. Draft answers arrive with the routing, citing the spec section and the three times this question was answered before.
- Blocking-work detection: RFIs tied to the activities they hold hostage.
- Drafted responses with citations, ready for a human to approve.
- Ball-in-court aging that names names, gently, every morning.
- RFI-214 · Beam penetration at grid C-4
- RFI-209 · Door hardware conflict, L2
- RFI-217 · Curtain wall anchor embed
- RFI-220 · Paint spec clarification
Chapter 03
Daily logs that talk back
The field already writes down everything that matters: the short crew, the wind, the promise a vendor broke. It just gets buried in prose nobody reads twice. Log Intelligence parses every daily log into structured signal, spots the third day of the same problem, and keeps a clean, dated record you will be glad exists in month eleven.
- Manpower, weather, delays, safety mentions extracted and trended.
- Repeat-issue detection across days, trades, and projects.
- Claim-ready timelines assembled from the record, not from memory.
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Superintendent log · 6:42 am“Drywall crew at 9, was promised 14. Two rooms behind by Friday.”
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Daily log · weatherWind gusts 38 mph after 1 pm; crane picks stopped early.
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Foreman note · concretePour 14 placed and finished; cylinders pulled, ticket attached.
How it works
Connect. Learn. Flag. Brief.
No new data entry. No behavior change for the field. Strata sits on the systems you already run and reads them the way your best PX would, every night.
Connect
Point Strata at your schedule file, RFI log, and daily reports. Read-only. First reading in about an hour.
Learn
It maps activities to questions to field notes, and learns each project’s normal pace and noise.
Flag
When the layers disagree, you get a flag with the evidence attached, ranked by what it costs to ignore.
Brief
One morning brief per portfolio. Two minutes, three decisions, sources cited. Then everyone goes back to building.
Controls
Your record stays yours
Construction data is leverage: in negotiation, in claims, in reputation. Strata is built like it knows that.
Owners, subs, and joint-venture partners each see exactly their slice, never the portfolio.
Single sign-on with your identity provider; roles mirror your org chart, not ours.
Your schedules and logs tune your models only. Nothing crosses tenant lines.
Every read, flag, and drafted answer is logged and reviewable, forever.
Your entire record in open formats, one click, no retrieval fee, no hostage-taking.
Keep the record as long as your claims exposure says to, then it is gone.
Controls described are illustrative of the fictional product’s design intent.
Illustrative outcomes
What a read job gives back
Composite results from our fictional customer roster. Every figure is illustrative, and labeled so, because a demo should be honest about being one.
All metrics illustrative. Fictional demo product; fictional customers.
Book a demo
See your jobs the way Strata reads them.
Bring one live schedule and a week of daily logs to the demo. We will show you the brief your project would have gotten this morning.
Fictional demo · the form simulates a response, no data is sent.