AI that powers your bid responses
Massive bid packages, technical proposals to rewrite, tenant requests, subcontractors to vet: GENIAL gives real estate and construction companies AI agents that digest the documents before you do.
8
role-specific agents ready to work on your processes
2–3 wks
to scope your priority use cases
€4,000
Bpifrance grant toward your AI assessment
50,000+
employees already empowered by Genial, across industries
Your pain points
What AI changes in your day-to-day
Reviewing bid packages
Hundreds of pages per tender, requirements scattered between the technical specifications and the appendices, and a go/no-go decision to make in a few days.
Technical proposals
Every response starts from an old proposal that's hard to find, adapted by hand, and nobody remembers whether it won.
Tenant requests
Service charges, repairs, reconciliations, notices: the same questions keep property management busy all year, and response times keep growing.
Subcontracting
Compliance certificates, 10-year liability insurance, qualifications: documents expire mid-project and nobody notices in time.
Materials purchasing
Prices shift from one quarter to the next, but terms roll over without comparing suppliers or reviewing price-adjustment clauses.
Hiring skilled trades
Jobsite positions stay open for months, and screening applications comes after the urgent work in the field.
Already transforming their business
Construction and real estate companies, from general contractors to affordable housing providers.
Construction group
Geni-SalesBid packages broken down in a single read
binding requirements and disqualifying criteria isolated
General contractor
Geni-MarketingTechnical proposals actually reused
built from winning responses, not a blank page
Affordable housing provider
Geni-SupportTenant requests handled without delay
service charges, repairs and reconciliations explained per lease
Real estate developer
Geni-LegalSubcontractor documents under control
certificates and insurance tracked until they expire
In the field
Three situations, three answers
Estimating · new bid package
Pull out the binding requirements in this tender and anything that disqualifies us.
Technical and administrative requirements listed with their source page, two criteria we don't meet as things stand, and the documents to submit before the deadline.
Bid response
Draft the outline of the technical proposal for this renovation project.
Outline aligned with the tender's evaluation criteria, paragraphs taken from three comparable winning proposals, and relevant project references to cite.
Property management
A tenant is disputing their service charge reconciliation. How should we respond?
Charge items involved with their allocation key from the lease, the change from the previous year, and a draft reasoned reply for the property manager to approve.
In partnership withAI assessment: a €4,000 grant to get your program started
GENIAL is an accredited AI Expert for Bpifrance, France's public investment bank. Its Diag Data & IA program funds your assessment: a map of current AI use, priority use cases and a roadmap.
Industry questions
Can the agent read a bid package that runs to hundreds of pages?
Yes, including scanned PDFs and drawings. Every requirement it surfaces comes with its source page, so the estimating team can check before committing.
Do our past technical proposals stay confidential?
Yes. They're hosted in Europe, never used to train models, and siloed to your company. No content is shared with other customers.
Does the agent write the proposal for us?
It produces an outline and suggests paragraphs from your past proposals. The technical substance and the commitment stay with your teams, who approve every section.
Can it monitor our subcontractors' documents?
It reads the documents submitted, spots the ones that are missing or about to expire, and drafts the follow-ups. The decision to let a company onto the site stays human.
Can we start with a single branch or project?
Yes, and we recommend it: one pilot branch or department for a quarter, with usage metrics tracked weekly, before any wider rollout.
Respond to more tenders without hiring
Thirty minutes to pinpoint the two use cases that will save your teams the most time.
