AI production control for specialty contractors

Know every lot is ready before crews arrive.

TradeOps coordinates builder schedules, plumbing phases, inventory, purchasing, and crews—then surfaces the exceptions that threaten rough, top-out, and trim starts.

Start read-only. Keep human approvals. Measure operational results in 90 days.

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14-day readiness view

Exceptions before starts

Read-only

What your team can expect

01

Evidence, not guesses

Every warning includes the affected lot, missing requirement, recommended action, confidence, and supporting evidence.

02

People stay in control

TradeOps proposes actions while your team controls purchases, substitutions, commitments, and policy changes.

03

Measured against operations

Success is tied to earlier blocker detection, fewer emergency trips, accurate inventory, and less checking time.

One operating picture

From scattered signals to one readiness decision.

Ordinary construction software stores what people enter. TradeOps actively compares the records that determine whether a crew can complete the scheduled phase.

Daily output

Ready · At risk · Blocked · Awaiting confirmation

1

Planner AI sees the next problem early

It evaluates upcoming production across communities and flags lots where the release, plan, phase date, kit, stock, PO, crew, or inspection sequence does not line up.

Builder schedules and lot releases
House plans and phase-kit templates
Inventory, reservations, and open POs
Crew and inspection requirements

02

Warehouse AI traces the material

Turn receiving documents into reviewed records, match packing slips to POs, reserve stock by lot, stage phase kits, and surface shortages or discrepancies.

03

Purchasing AI protects the date

Compare price, availability, freight, and vendor reliability—then draft an approval-ready recommendation.

Controlled intelligence

Every recommendation carries an audit trail.

Policies and deterministic validation govern what the AI may suggest. Low-confidence cases go to people, not production systems.

Engagements

Start with one workflow. Earn the right to expand.

Pricing is scoped to your communities, data sources, integrations, and operational complexity. Each engagement has a defined deliverable—not a vague seat count.

Discovery

Fixed-price

Map the operation and establish the baseline before software changes the workflow.

  • Workflow and exception maps
  • Data and system inventory
  • Approval matrix
  • Baseline KPI report
  • Pilot implementation plan
Discuss scope
Recommended first deployment

90-day readiness pilot

Fixed-price

Build and operate a read-only readiness engine for selected communities and rough starts.

  • Active lot and phase dataset
  • Rough-kit templates
  • Inventory and open-PO connection
  • Daily readiness classification
  • Validation, audit trail, and KPI review
Discuss scope

Managed operations

Monthly

Expand proven workflows while TradeOps maintains the intelligence layer.

  • Software subscription
  • Agent monitoring and evaluation
  • Integration maintenance
  • Top-out, trim, warehouse, and purchasing expansion
  • Operational support
Discuss scope

Practical by design

Questions operations leaders ask first

Begin with readiness

Find the blockers hiding in your next 14 days.

Map one production workflow, establish the baseline, and give your team earlier notice—before shortages and schedule conflicts reach the field.

Plan your pilot