Voxpermit
A voice-guided AI inventory, literacy-program builder, and oversight-log workflow for construction firms preparing their EU AI Act evidence.
Construction firms are adopting scheduling assistants, safety classifiers, reception bots, and AI features embedded in existing platforms without a shared inventory of where they operate or who supervises them. Enterprise governance suites are priced and packaged for much larger compliance teams. The opening is a construction-specific evidence workflow that begins with a guided voice interview, maps systems and decisions to source-linked obligations, and keeps human owners accountable instead of presenting generated documents as compliance.
The safety, compliance, risk, or operations leader at a 50-to-100-person construction firm using AI-enabled tools in work that touches the EU.
The August 2026 enforcement milestone is a direct near-term forcing function.
Construction safety and compliance leads have an actionable inventory, training, and oversight job.
The record has only limited cross-reference and inbound support.
A defined construction buyer, a near-term enforcement milestone, and a large enterprise pricing gap create a sharp vertical wedge.
Rule interpretation and human review add marginal cost, one capability is unverified, the corpus is expensive to maintain, and generated documentation can create false assurance.
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