AI & AGENTS · SCHEDULING AGENT
Plans change.
The schedule keeps up.
When a trade slips or a delivery moves, the agent proposes the re-sequence and warns about conflicts — before the knock-on reaches your sites.
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TODAY
How this job is done now — and why it wears people out.
- Every change, a ripple: One delay touches five trades — someone has to re-think the sequence by hand, every time.
- Conflicts found on site: Double-bookings and clashes surface when two crews meet at the gate, not before.
- The scheduler is the system: When that person is away, changes pile up and sites improvise.
HOW THE AGENT TAKES OVER
Trigger → assess → propose → your confirmation.
- Trigger: A change lands: a delayed trade, a moved delivery, a weather day.
- Assess: The agent traces the dependencies the change touches, across every affected project.
- Propose: It drafts a re-sequence and flags conflicts — crews, deliveries, dependencies.
- Confirm: Your scheduler reviews and accepts or adjusts. The schedule stays yours.
FOUNDATIONS
Built on real scheduling and coordination systems.
The agent works on top of our scheduling & coordination and materials & labour systems — the same coordination logic in live use for a trade contractor. It reads your sequences and constraints; it doesn't invent them.
The scheduling system · Materials & labour