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Where are you on the curve?

Level 1: Ask. "How do I set up a permit?" Useful. Saves a bit of time.

Level 2: Delegate. "Review these drawings." "Write this report." This is where the hours come back.

Level 3: Connect. Your AI wired into BuildPass, your tools, your calendar, doing jobs before you've asked.

Most builders we talk to are sitting at 1, heading into 2. Hugh's ask in our AI 101 session was simple: work out where you are, and leave one level higher.

Which step are you on?

"If I turn on BuildPass AI, does our company data go into the cloud?"

The most-asked question in our AI 101 session, and the one worth forwarding to whoever signs off on this at your company.

Short version from Hugh, who built BuildPass Agent: we pay for enterprise AI with zero data retention. Your data is transmitted like any internet request, but it isn't stored, isn't used for training, and everything is processed in your region. Australia for AU accounts, the US for US accounts.

That's a deliberate cost we carry so you don't have to think about it.

Agent is included on every plan. Settings → AI Tools → BuildPass Agent.

"We're spending less time chasing information and getting the actual work done out here on site." Jordan Walker, Project Manager, Turn Group 🏗️

Turn Group build architectural homes at the top end of the Melbourne market. Right now that's a three-storey build at Ocean Grove with fifteen metres of fall, worked from the bottom up.

Long-time BuildPass customers, they were among the first to connect their live project data to Claude through BuildPass MCP. Two on-site sessions with our BuildX team later, it's part of the daily routine: sign-on reports arriving on their own, SWMS checks without the phone call, client updates already written.

The build is still the build. What's changed is how much of the week goes to finding information that already existed.

Full case study in comment 🔗

"Let's do my Monday morning triage."

That's the whole prompt. Hugh types it into BuildPass Agent and gets back everything that needs him this week: decisions, risks, overdue items, where the schedule's at. Every project, one list. ✅

Setting it up was just as simple. He asked Agent for a Monday report once, said what he wanted in it, then told it "remember this for later." Now it's one line, every Monday.

You can do the same with any report or check you run each week. Ask once, tell Agent to remember it, and next time it's a sentence.

From our AI 101 session for builders. Full recording, chapters and every prompt Hugh used in the comments 👇

Every call remembered, nothing forgotten 📞

Hang up. It's already written up ✍️. The summary lands against the job on its own: who spoke, how long, what was decided. Nobody typed anything.

We don't record. We summarise the key points, then the audio's gone the second the call ends.

Supasite, by BuildPass. supasite.ai 🚀

We said we could replace Procore. Construction Yeti said: prove it. Live. 🎥

So we did — 3AM Melbourne time, 58 minutes on the hot seat with Matt Graves, in front of a US audience.

Thanks to for having us on. 🙌

Full replay in the comments!

the webinar was 3AM our time. we said yes anyway 🥲

bacon & eggs on the balcony at 2, live demo at 3, bed cancelled. worth it. Thanks for having us !

We asked builders at Houston Build what's actually slowing their jobs down. 🏗️

Same answer every time: material procurement 📦 — delivery windows, fabrication timelines, and agreements that don't line up with the schedule.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by the booth at NRG Center 👋 — more on BuildPass, link in bio 🔗