taikaAI for small business
Who it's for/Builders and subcontractors
Residential and commercial builders and specialist subcontractors

Less admin for builders and subcontractors.

Three jobs eat most of the week. Here's how to get that time back.

What the research says: In an industry survey, comparing quotes and tenders was the most wanted use of AI (43.8%), ahead of analysing scope documents (30%). Fewer than 30% of Australian construction businesses use AI yet. Source

Where the week goes

Comparing quotes and tenders from subbies

Where the week goes

Estimating and takeoffs limiting how much you can quote

Where the week goes

Variations, supplier paperwork and claims

Where to start

Five fixes, about 15 hours a week back.

Worked example

A builder running six projects at once

FixHours back a weekWorth a year at $50/hr
Quote Comparer3$7,200
Takeoff and Estimate Assistant6$14,400
Variation Tracker2.5$6,000
Document Chaser2$4,800
Supplier and PO Chaser1.5$3,600
All five15$36,000

Middle of each range, 48 working weeks, so treat it as a rough guide until we measure yours.

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I run a builders and subcontractors business in Australia (a builder running six projects at once). Our biggest time sinks are: comparing quotes and tenders from subbies; estimating and takeoffs limiting how much you can quote; variations, supplier paperwork and claims. Taika, an Australian AI and automation studio, suggests starting with: Quote Comparer, Takeoff and Estimate Assistant, Variation Tracker, Document Chaser, Supplier and PO Chaser. Which of these would help most, what should I check before starting, and what questions should I ask an AI integrator?

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