No AI rollout.
Your team keeps working the way it does, and the agents work behind it.
What it asks of your team.
Other construction AI platforms sell enablement programs. One includes:
- Forward-deployed experts who embed with site and corporate teams and configure custom agents.
- AI strategy and governance, and executive advisory.
- AI education for the whole workforce, from the C-suite to the field, with training and certification.
- Mid-management champions in boot camps, who run train-the-trainer sessions.
- A phased rollout: foundation, then scale, then enterprise, with internal certified trainers across the full portfolio.
The Struxen way
Struxen asks you to:
- Get early access.
- Upload the set, or connect Autodesk Forma.
- Keep working.
What runs in the background.
The agents work inside the drawings, registers and records your team already uses.
On its own
Drawing sets
Split into sheets as they upload, each sheet’s number and title read for your review.
Spec books
Split on their CSI sections, each section its own document.
Documents
With AI on your plan, read, classified and indexed in the background, so the agents can cite them.
Agents
Once activated, they read the project on a schedule and draft what needs chasing.
Daily logs
Each day arrives with its scheduled work and its photos already on it.
Field Notes
Talk through the day, and the memo becomes proposed log entries for you to confirm.
Ball in court
Whose move it is, worked out from each record’s state, never set by hand.
One click from the register
Submittal review
Received submittals checked against their spec section.
Revision comparison
A new set compared with the last, each change located on the sheet.
RFIs
Drafted for you, and opened for your edits before anything is created.
Photo tags
A trade and a location proposed for each photo, for you to accept.
Your team decides.
Agents draft. Nothing goes out unless your team allows it.
Works with the systems you have.
Autodesk Forma stays the source of truth. Records flow from it into Struxen, and edits to a synced record stay in Struxen.
Connect Autodesk Forma.
Formerly Autodesk Construction Cloud. Each person connects their own account.
Start from a Forma project.
Create the Struxen project directly from it.
Import the drawings and spec books.
As PDFs, with spec books split on their CSI sections the way an upload is.
Keep it in sync.
Daily or weekly: sheets, spec sections, RFIs, submittals, issues and the schedule.
Push back new RFIs and issues.
Created in Forma, authored as the person who created them.
Or upload the set.
The PDF set you already have is enough.
Training.
Struxen trains your team on the platform, the way any project management platform does. There is no separate AI program to roll out. The agents work inside the platform your team already uses.
The docs walk the first hour end to end. Getting started