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EB Construction

Your process.
Automated.

Built around your process

Submittals, RFIs, change orders, and daily reports — drafted by AI, approved by your team, built around the way you already work.

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San Francisco, CA · Founded 2026

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AI workflows

The work that eats a project manager's week. These are the AI workflows we automate first.

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Daily Reports

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W/02

RFI Workflow

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W/03

Submittal Workflow

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Transmittal Workflow

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W/05

Change Order Workflow

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Labor Planning

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Site Logistics Plan

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Approach

We start with your actual process — your numbering, your templates, your ball-in-court rules — and automate that. Not a generic tool you bend to fit.

The AI drafts against your own documents; a person reviews, finishes, and approves. The figures below are the argument.

D/01 · Cost

5¢ per AI-drafted RFI. About $6 by hand.

Hand-drafting figured at a $30-an-hour wage. The gap is the argument.

Hand-drafted PE or APM at a desk $6.00
AI-drafted reviewed by a person
≈ 120× less per document — drawn to scale
D/02 · Throughput

One person. One hour.

RFIs one person can draft and deliver in an hour — each mark is a finished RFI.

By hand drafting from scratch 6
With EB AI drafts, person approves 70
D/03 · Control

The AI drafts. Your team keeps the last word.

95% of the drafting done by AI 5% your team reviews, finishes, signs — nothing sends without approval
D/04 · The week

PEs back on the ground, not at a desk.

Share of the week spent on paperwork versus in the field.

Before paperwork by hand
With EB review and approve
[Illustrative split — replace with your real hours before launch]
D/05 · The trade

What do you want your PE doing on a Thursday afternoon?

Same engineer, same week. The paperwork still has to be right — it just does not have to be typed by the person you hired to run the work.

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Before At a desk, drafting by hand.
[photo — after: boots on the ground]
With EB On the deck, where the money is spent.
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Would you rather pay a Project Manager to retype a spec section, or to be standing where the work is going in?

[__] hours a week back in the field, per engineer
[__] more documents out the door, same headcount
[__] days faster to close a submittal
[Supply the three figures above from a real project before launch]
A/02

Control

EB Construction — submittal workflow

One submittal, sub to architect.

The AI runs the paperwork. Your part is one click.

Received from the sub No touch
09 21 00-004 · Gypsum board assemblies · Rev A · logged on receipt
Drafting AI No touch
  • Reads the sub's package end to end
  • Verifies it against the specs, the contract, the drawings
  • Drafts the response, confidence scored
  • Drafts the email, the transmittal, every attachment
Draft confidence 94%
You approve The only human step
Read the draft. Approve it — or send it back. Approve & send
Nothing sends without one-click approval.
Sent to the architect No touch
Your letterhead, your numbering, on the record. Sent · 9:42 AM
The same loop runs RFIs, change orders, daily reports, and meeting minutes.
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You keep the record, and the last word