Meetings that move the project forward.
A live AI participant that PMs your construction meetings — tracks RFIs, submittals, and schedule impacts, then creates action items in Procore with assignments before the call ends.
Tracks RFIs & submittals
Captures new RFIs and checks Procore for existing ones.
Flags schedule impacts
Identifies critical path risks as they surface.
Creates Procore tasks
Action items with assignments before the call ends.
Construction PM assistant
Invite the construction PM assistant to your next OAC meeting. Choose Construction PM in beta, paste your meeting link, and Kazi joins live with RFIs, submittals, and Procore follow-through.
Useful the moment it joins — no setup required.
Kazi is live in the room with full context of everything said. Ask anything about the conversation — no integrations needed.
“Hey Kazi, how many agenda items left?”
2 remaining — the Phase 2 drywall submittal and the elevator rough-in schedule. About 15 minutes at current pace.
“Summarize the decisions we've agreed upon thus far.”
3 decisions locked: 1) HVAC routing goes above the T-bar grid. 2) Electrical sub commits to conduit rough-in by Friday. 3) Architect will revise RFI-247 response by EOD.
“What did the GC commit to earlier?”
GC agreed to provide updated Phase 2 schedule incorporating the 3-day drywall delay, and to send the revised critical path to all subs by Thursday.
“Are we on track for time?”
You're 35 minutes in with 2 topics remaining. At the current pace you'll finish 5 minutes early.
Then connect Procore — Kazi goes from meeting co-pilot to full construction PM operator.
How it works
Three steps. Nothing falls through the cracks.
Invite
Paste a meeting link. Kazi joins as a named participant visible to all trades.
Meeting runs
Kazi tracks RFIs, submittals, blockers, and action items as the discussion unfolds.
Tasks created
Before the call ends, Procore tasks are created with responsible parties, deadlines, and schedule impact flags.
Works with your construction stack
Connect the tools your project team already uses.