Project management
Projects, tasks and their status, held against the documents they produced.
The Second Brain for Structural Engineering Firms
StructureOS brings your projects, standards and building codes into one system your engineers can ask in plain language.
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Your firm knows more than any one engineer can find.
The answer to today's question usually sits in a calculation from four years ago, in a checking engineer's note, or in a colleague's memory. Finding it often costs more than solving the problem again.
New engineers take months to learn the office standards. When experienced staff leave, what they knew leaves with them.
A second brain, in the AI sense
- Capture
- Calculations, reports, correspondence and project files go in as they are.
- Ask
- Engineers put a question in their own words. The answer comes back with the document it came from.
- Connect
- Projects, tasks and recorded hours sit alongside the documents they belong to.
Questions your engineers already ask
Today they ask a colleague, or they search. Both cost time, and both depend on who is in the room.
- How did we solve punching shear on similar flat slabs, and what did the checking engineer note?
- Which past projects had comparable soil conditions?
- What does the uploaded guideline require for this connection detail?
- How many hours did comparable projects take in the design phase?
Find what the firm knows, act on it, and keep it.
Every calculation, report and guideline your firm has produced becomes searchable by question.
- Engineers ask in plain language and get answers from your own documents.
- Every answer points to its source.
- Uploaded building codes and guidelines are part of every answer.
Knowledge connects to the tools your team already uses to plan and track work.
- Projects and tasks from your project management tool are linked to their documents.
- Timesheet data shows what comparable work actually took.
- Teams start new projects from proven solutions.
What your engineers learn stays with the firm.
- New engineers learn office standards faster.
- Experience remains available when senior staff leave.
- Each project adds to what the next one can draw on.
What it connects to
Timesheet tracking
Recorded hours per project, so comparable work can be measured against what it actually took.
Documents and guidelines
Standards, guidelines and internal rules, uploaded and drawn on in every answer.
See it against your own projects.
Tell us what your office has already produced and where your engineers lose time looking for it. We come back with an honest read on what would be worth building.