Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell, Page, Arizona

AI for infrastructure that ensures systems talk to each other.

Capveon sits on top of the systems you already run (Salesforce, Viewpoint, HeavyBid, Dodge) without replacing any of them, and does the work between them: qualifying bids, reading specs, pricing quotes and keeping every record current.

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Glen Canyon Dam and Lake Powell, Page, Arizona. CC0, Luca Bravo.

Backed by Y Combinator

Every job lives in six systems. Your people are the integration.

The lead is in Dodge. The bid is in HeavyBid. The job cost is in Viewpoint. The spec is a PDF and the award is an email. Someone on your team spends their day moving information between them, and nobody can see all of it at once.

Auxiliary spillway under construction, Folsom Dam, California

Contractors

From lead to bid to job, without retyping anything.

Manufacturers

Every rep sees the whole account. Every spec gets read.

Concrete trucks lined up for the Oroville Dam emergency spillway repair, 2017

Supply chain

Every quote priced with the risk in it. Every supplier watched.

Excavator on a construction site under a storm sky

Private equity

Margin expansion you can deploy across the portfolio.

Three things Capveon does.

Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant from the air, Washington, DC

Connects

To the CRM, ERP, estimating system, lead feed, specs, bid documents and email you already run, without replacing any of them. Read-only first.

Salesforce
HubSpot
ConstructConnect
Citylitics
Slack
Google Drive

Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant from the air, Washington, DC. CC BY 2.0, dbking.

Understands

One record per job, account and spec, however many systems it lives in. Every fact linked to where it came from.

Water released from Shasta Dam, 2017. Bureau of Reclamation.

Meadow Lake substation at dusk, White County, Indiana

Works

Qualifies bids. Reads specs. Prices quotes. Updates the CRM and ERP. Forecasts backlog and demand. A person approves.

Meadow Lake substation at dusk, White County, Indiana. CC BY 2.0, Patrick Finnegan.

Red Bluff Diversion Dam from the air, Sacramento River, California

What a morning looks like.

The updates your systems need, proposed with the evidence, waiting for one click each.

Proposed writes, awaiting approval

This morning's queue.

Create job: Bid 26-041 awarded per email from owner. Create job in ERP from estimate.
Update opportunity: Move to Closed Won in the CRM. Amount $3.8M matches signed contract.
Merge accounts: 'County Utilities' and 'County Util. Dept.' are one customer in both systems.
Update contact: Project manager changed per transmittal letter.
Flag: ERP customer credit limit below contract value. Needs a person.

Four approved in one click each. One escalated.

Red Bluff Diversion Dam from the air, Sacramento River, California. Bureau of Reclamation.

Start with what wastes the most time.

Pick the one that costs your team the most hours. The first version is built with you in an hour or two.

Qualify opportunitiesEvery lead from every feed scored against the jobs you have actually won, with the reasons, in minutes.Preconstruction researchThe owner, the engineer, your history with both, and what similar jobs actually cost, pulled together before anyone opens a spreadsheet.Bid and spec reviewEvery requirement, gap and risk pulled from the documents and cited, before estimating starts.Specification intelligenceWhere you are named, where a competitor is, where nobody is yet, and which clause locks you out, for every spec that reaches you.Account intelligenceQuotes, orders, distributor activity, specs and projects for each account in one place, with the ones that are slipping flagged first.Systems kept in syncThe handoffs between systems done by software that reads, with a person approving every write.Quote pricing and riskCurrent cost, supplier lead time, inventory position and customer history pulled into the quote before it goes out, with the margin risk shown.ForecastingWin probability, backlog, quote close and job slip predicted from the history in your systems, with the evidence.

Shasta Dam and Mount Shasta at sunrise, California

The first workflow takes an afternoon, not a quarter.

Tell us the systems you run and the process that wastes the most time. We build the first version with your team in an hour or two.

Book My DemoThirty minutes. Nothing to install.

Shasta Dam and Mount Shasta at sunrise, California. CC BY 4.0, Jon Mallard.