Watch how field and operations teams collaborate seamlessly with an AI teammate living inside the apps they already use.
Natively Supported Channels & Protocols
on site, hard hat on, phone in hand
Robert walks the space before the crews arrive. Normally the paperwork waits until he is back in the truck at the end of a ten-hour day. Today he just talks to Hermes as he walks.
Robert reclaims the better part of an hour a day, the RFI clock starts hours earlier, and the crew trusts the answer because it cites the sheet. Less rework, faster cycle, safer site.
at her desk, three active jobs, an OAC call at 10
Dana opens her laptop. Before she has touched her email, Hermes has already posted her morning brief in Slack: what moved overnight across all three of her projects, and what needs her today.
Dana walks into the OAC call fully briefed in two minutes, nothing slips between three jobs, and the agenda writes itself. More projects per PM, fewer dropped balls.
a new bid invitation just landed for the next wing
A hospital GC invite arrives with a full drawing set and spec. Normally Theo loses a day just getting his arms around the scope. Today he hands it to Hermes first.
Theo turns a day of setup into an afternoon, so the firm can pursue more of the right work and respond faster and sharper. More at-bats, a higher hit rate.
Monday, coffee in hand, before the week starts
Sofia runs the portfolio. She used to spend Monday morning pulling status from a half-dozen PMs to figure out where to spend her week. Now the picture is waiting for her.
Sofia spends her week on the three jobs that matter instead of chasing status, and catches a $210K leak before it hardens. Executive leverage, problems caught early.
ten minutes before a board update, needs an answer fast
Daniel is the client. He does not want to bother the PM for a status he needs in five minutes. He just texts the number the GC gave him.
The client feels looked after without a single call to the team, and the GC's service reputation compounds. Stickier clients, premium experience, real differentiation.
the keeper of the details across three jobs
Priya keeps the paperwork honest: insurance, submittals, the right drawings in the right hands. It is endless, and it is exactly the kind of work Hermes is built to carry.
The details that cause disputes and delays simply do not slip, and Priya's day shifts from chasing to managing exceptions. Nothing falls through, capacity recovered.
responsible for safety across every active site
Ray cannot be on every jobsite at once. Hermes gives him eyes on all of them, and turns field reports into the records an audit will ask for.
Ray sees every site each morning, closes gaps before they become incidents, and the records are audit-ready by default. Safer sites, one manager covers more ground.
The exchanges above look simple by design. What makes them trustworthy in real utility operations is the engineering underneath, and it is exactly what a disciplined rollout is built to get right.
WhatsApp, Telegram, SMS, email, Slack, and Teams, with voice notes and photos. No new app, no training curve, which is why it actually gets used.
Connected to drawings, specs, submittals, schedules, and cost history so answers come from real records, not a generic model.
Spec and dimension answers point to the sheet they came from. When Hermes is not sure, it says so and routes to the right person.
Who can ask and do what is set by role and project. Every exchange is logged to the project record for compliance.
An issued RFI, a sent bid, a client update: drafted by Hermes, approved by a person. The human always has the final say.
Hermes pushes the morning brief, the schedule change, and the overdue submittal so the team is told before they have to ask.
The fastest way to evaluate an AI teammate is to scope a real pilot against a real workflow. The Energy AI Teammate Playbook gives you the blueprint for a disciplined 30-day rollout.
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