PROJECT: ANOLTADWG A-000REV Δ2CHECKED ✓
Anolta

ANOLTA — MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

Digital employeesfor construction.

Software gives you tools. Employees give you outcomes. 45 years in construction and over $200 million of work delivered taught us exactly where it hurts.

01 — PRE-CON

Drawings in.Tender out.

An estimator that never sleeps. Say it once, on the way to site:

6:12 AM — IN THE UTE

Price the Hoppers job off the drawings Dave sent. Usual rates, go tight on the concrete.

DCE

Done. 214 items measured off the set. Tender's drafted at $487,300, margin 12%. It's in your drafts when you want it.

  • TAKEOFF — 214 ITEMS
  • TENDER $487,300
  • IN YOUR DRAFTS 6:31 AM

02 — SITE

The site talks.The paperwork writes itself.

SMOKO — VOICE NOTE, 41 SEC

Footings went in this morning. Pump rocked up 40 minutes late again. Sparky reckons the switchboard's moved.

DCE

Diary's done. Pump delay logged — third time this month, flagged for back-charge. Switchboard's raised as V-014, waiting on the revised drawing.

  • SITE DIARY — ENTRY 014
  • DELAY LOG — BACK-CHARGE FLAGGED
  • VARIATION V-014 RAISED

03 — FINANCE

Get paid forwhat you build.

TUESDAY, 4:47 PM

What was our allowance on the reo?

DCE

Contract allows $1,410 a tonne supplied. Docket 4471 came in at $1,462 — the invoice is on hold and the query's drafted. That's $1,840 caught this month. Claim 4 is ready too: levels 7 and 8 complete, $214,600. Send it?

  • DOCKET 4471 — HELD, $52/t OVER
  • CAUGHT THIS MONTH $1,840
  • CLAIM 04 READY — $214,600

04 — THE EMPLOYEE

Say it once.It's handled.

FRIDAY — WALKING OFF SITE

Actually, good idea — send that to Damien. When he replies, book us in Monday arvo. And go through his contract — what's our allowance on crane time?

DCE

Sent. Monday 2:30's pencilled in, confirms when he replies. Crane allowance is 120 hours — you've used 94. I'll flag it when you're two lifts off the limit.

  • EMAIL SENT 4:52 PM
  • MEETING PENCILLED — MON 2:30
  • CRANE HOURS 94 / 120

PROOF

The day itearned its keep.

TRUE STORY — FROM OUR OWN BOOKS

A liquidator's letter landed: pages of claims, and normally hours of going through everything to find the evidence. My DCE read every claim, went back through the email history, pulled the rebuttals with the receipts attached, and drafted the reply — ready to send. Hours of work, done while I was on the phone landing the next job.

  • CLAIMS READ — EVERY ONE
  • EVIDENCE PULLED — EMAIL ARCHIVE
  • REBUTTAL DRAFTED, READY TO SEND

Stop buying AI.Start hiring employees.

  1. It doesn't do tasks. It does outcomes. “Chase it” means chased, booked, filed, done.

  2. It doesn't search the web. It knows your business — every job, quote, contract and docket you've ever run.

  3. It shadows everything. It remembers everything. Years deep, receipts attached. A chat thread forgets you by Friday.

  4. Trust it like your best-ever hire. An enterprise system on your books — your data, backed up daily, on the record.

  5. It's there at 4:47 AM when you leave for site. No sickies. No notice period. 24/7.

  6. One-on-one support. From people who know your jobs. Not a help centre.

The future of construction has already arrived.

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Anolta

Intelligence. Connected. Built for construction.

Built by builders. Run by agents. Zero patience for paperwork.

READY TO PUT ONE ON YOUR BOOKS.