AI workflow systems for design offices, technical teams, and project delivery.
Review drawing packages, structure BOQs, draft specifications, prepare site reports, issue RFIs, support joinery coordination, and centralize company knowledge inside one operational workflow suite.
A modular launch surface with shared shells and future-ready endpoints.
A distinct B2B layer, separate from public creative tools and generic AI services.
Structured around real project documents, field notes, and technical package review.
Common intake, report generation, export framing, and enterprise workflow positioning.
Each module uses a shared intake, shared upload logic, shared response structure, and shared export layer so the system scales cleanly instead of turning into disconnected tools.
Upload drawing packages and generate structured QA findings around completeness, coordination, clarity, consistency, and submission readiness.
Design teams lose time checking scattered PDFs manually before internal reviews, contractor submissions, and coordination meetings.
Turn drawing notes, schedules, and scope summaries into structured quantity assumptions, item groupings, and BOQ draft outputs.
Commercial and design teams often rebuild the same quantity structure from fragmented drawing references and scope notes.
Build structured technical specification drafts from design intent, material choices, and trade requirements.
Teams repeatedly rewrite standard specification language and struggle to align it with current project scope.
Convert field notes, images, and observations into concise structured visit reports with action items.
Field observations are often captured inconsistently, which slows follow-up and creates reporting gaps.
Structure RFIs, submittal reviews, and response drafts from unresolved design or procurement questions.
Teams lose clarity when coordination questions, approvals, and supplier documents are managed informally.
Support joinery teams with detail checks, hardware references, panel logic, and coordination notes.
Joinery coordination often depends on repetitive checking across elevations, sections, hardware schedules, and room conditions.
Map BIM coordination needs, clash review logic, issue tracking, and model handover workflows.
BIM teams need repeatable workflows for issue triage, coordination cycles, and deliverable handovers.
Turn internal documents, standards, checklists, and project knowledge into a searchable company workflow layer.
Company knowledge is usually spread across folders, chats, templates, and individual team memory.
The shared architecture keeps every module legible for design managers, estimators, technical offices, site teams, and future enterprise rollout.
Collect project context, discipline, review stage, and uploaded reference packages.
Normalize inputs into a workflow-ready analysis surface with reusable prompts and states.
Generate export-ready findings, issue logs, and next-step actions for teams and stakeholders.
Senthix can extend this system into custom knowledge layers, workflow governance, and private operational surfaces for your team.