Continuously monitors project information across Autodesk Forma, Oracle Aconex, Procore, Microsoft SharePoint, Dropbox and more
Ageiro has launched Ark Watcher, a new capability within its “Agentic Reasoning Knowledgebase” AECO project intelligence platform, designed to continuously monitor project information across popular contractor systems, including Autodesk Forma, Oracle Aconex, Procore, Microsoft SharePoint, and Dropbox.
Rather than relying on individuals to manually check multiple systems, Ark Watcher monitors two key areas: project conditions that require human review and potential issues that could put the project at risk. By tracking changes, inconsistencies and emerging conditions, project teams can identify potential issues earlier and make better-informed decisions.
Ark Watcher’s capabilities include comparing specifications as they change, identifying inconsistencies in estimates, highlighting gaps between tender and subcontractor pricing, reviewing RFIs and submittals, checking information against ISO 19650 requirements and contractor BIM rules, and providing early warnings of potential claim events.
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Contractors can configure the conditions they want Ark Watcher to monitor, define how identified issues should be handled and assign alerts to the appropriate teams. Monitoring conditions can be tailored to the requirements of individual projects.
When an issue is identified, Ark Watcher alerts the responsible team through the Ark platform and email. Each alert links directly to the source information and includes a suggested action, giving teams the context they need to investigate and respond.
“Ark Watcher gives contractors continuous visibility. It identifies what needs attention, brings the supporting evidence to the right people and helps teams act earlier,” said Darren Edwards, chief operations and product officer at Ageiro. “Our approach is simple: AI does the monitoring; people make the decisions. That means fewer issues slipping through the net, better-informed decisions and greater control over project performance.”
