In construction and trades, slow paperwork becomes missed bids, delayed approvals, margin leakage, and field-office friction.
Pain: Bid invitations, drawings, specs, and deadlines arrive through email and portals with no clean intake process.
Automation: Summarize opportunities, extract deadlines, flag fit, create tasks, and route packages to estimating.
Outcome: Faster bid/no-bid decisions and fewer missed deadlines.
Pain: RFIs and submittals get buried across email, project tools, and spreadsheets.
Automation: Summarize open items, draft follow-ups, identify aging tasks, and create weekly exception reports.
Outcome: Cleaner project visibility and fewer coordination gaps.
Pain: Field notes, photos, weather, labor, and delays are hard to turn into useful management visibility.
Automation: Convert field inputs into structured summaries, risk flags, and weekly management updates.
Outcome: Better project intelligence without extra admin burden.
Pain: Approvals slow down when documents, backup, and ownership are unclear.
Automation: Classify documents, extract key fields, route approvals, and flag missing backup.
Outcome: Faster cash flow and fewer stuck approvals.
Lasso designs automation around the systems your team already uses, with clear approval points, escalation rules, documentation, and monitoring.
No. We start with one workflow and the minimum systems needed. Many first sprints begin with email, documents, spreadsheets, and a project management export.
Yes. The goal is to remove manual sorting, summarizing, and routing so estimators and PMs can spend more time on judgment and execution.