Sitework embeds approved field-to-office records, workflow state, rules, permissions, and review paths so AI can assist construction operations.
Direct answer: Sitework | AI Operating Brain for Construction Teams
For construction operations, Sourcy evaluates the document and communication handoffs around bids, subcontractor compliance, change documentation, project updates, approved data, and project review before proposing an AI operating brain. An AI operating brain combines approved records, workflow state, business rules, permissions, agent actions, exception paths, and human review. This page is a practical starting point for Florida businesses; it does not assume that one prebuilt automation fits every organization.
What to establish before implementation
Before a workflow is automated, document the current handoff, approved source data, business rules, permitted agent actions, approval step, exception path, accountable owner, and outcome to measure. This makes it possible to distinguish a useful implementation from a generic software deployment.
How Sourcy approaches the work
Sourcy is a Florida-based implementation partner headquartered in Bokeelia, Lee County. The team works with businesses on workflow discovery, operating-brain configuration, team training, and ongoing improvement. Read more about AI for construction companies, Sourcy AI implementation, or review the Sitework construction automation case study.