Key takeaways
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Hermes is an AI teammate that works inside the messaging channels construction teams already use: WhatsApp, SMS, Slack, Teams, and email, rather than requiring a new application.
The jobsite case study follows RFIs, safety reporting, daily logs, material delays, and owner updates across superintendents, project managers, estimators, principals, and field crews.
Construction communication value comes from capture at the point of work. Field information that waits until end of day to be entered is where most project reporting gaps originate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Hermes on the Jobsite
Hermes is an AI teammate that operates inside existing messaging channels such as WhatsApp, SMS, Slack, Teams, and email. It handles structured communication work, capturing reports, chasing updates, assembling summaries, without asking field staff to adopt a new application.
It captures RFIs, safety observations, and daily log entries as they are reported from the field, chases missing information, and assembles owner and principal updates from what was already communicated rather than requiring a separate reporting step.
No. Hermes works in the channel the crew already uses, typically WhatsApp or SMS. That is the design constraint that matters most in construction, where app adoption on the field side is historically poor regardless of the tool.
Through the same integration patterns used for any system with an API, so captured RFIs, logs, and safety reports write into the project record rather than staying in a chat thread. Systems without APIs are reached through adapters.
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