CONXAI
Munich-based no-code agentic AI platform for AEC that automates document-heavy and jobsite workflows, with modules such as DocNostic for documents and SiteLens for site imagery.
Definition
CONXAI (Conxai Technologies GmbH) is a Munich-based company offering a no-code agentic AI platform for the AEC industry. The platform ingests unstructured data (documents, plans, CAD drawings, tender submissions, and jobsite photos and video) and lets domain experts configure multi-step workflows without programming, with visibility into how the AI agents process each task. Its DocNostic module extracts, classifies, and cross-references information in construction documents for review and tender analysis, and SiteLens analyzes site camera imagery for progress, labor, and equipment reporting. CONXAI describes its approach as a Neuro-Agentic Reasoning Architecture that combines a construction domain ontology with multi-modal AI. The company exposes REST APIs for its modules. In April 2026 it raised €5 million led by BayBG Venture Capital and Capricorn Partners to expand internationally; earlier investors include Earlybird, Pi Labs, Cemex Ventures, and Zacua Ventures. Pricing is not published; contact the vendor.
In Depth
Large contractors and building product companies have a lot of work that looks like reading: tender submissions to compare, technical documents to check against requirements, site photos to sort into progress or quality records. Much of it depends on a few experienced people who know what to look for. CONXAI's pitch is that those same experts can configure the automation themselves in a no-code builder, using agents that read documents, drawings, and site imagery and follow the steps the expert defines.
The platform has two main faces. DocNostic handles documents: extraction, classification, and cross-referencing across specs, tender submissions, and similar material. SiteLens handles jobsite visuals, turning camera imagery into progress, labor, and equipment reports. Both are available through REST APIs, which matters for firms that want the output inside their own systems rather than another dashboard. The company is based in Munich and raised a €5 million round in April 2026 to expand beyond its European base.
When evaluating it, pick one workflow you can measure today, such as hours per tender comparison, and have your own subject-matter expert build it during the pilot so you learn how much configuration the no-code layer really takes. Nomic overlaps on the document side but is shipped as fixed workflows (drawing QA/QC, spec comparison, submittal review, code compliance) rather than a builder, so the two suit different buying teams.
Examples
A contractor's tender team configures a DocNostic workflow that extracts technical and commercial terms from subcontractor submissions for bid comparison
A site team uses SiteLens on camera feeds to produce daily progress, labor, and equipment utilization reports
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Frequently Asked Questions
CONXAI (Conxai Technologies GmbH) is a Munich-based company offering a no-code agentic AI platform for the AEC industry. The platform ingests unstructured data (documents, plans, CAD drawings, tender submissions, and jobsite photos and video) and lets domain experts configure multi-step workflows without programming, with visibility into how the AI agents process each task. Its DocNostic module extracts, classifies, and cross-references information in construction documents for review and tender analysis, and SiteLens analyzes site camera imagery for progress, labor, and equipment reporting. CONXAI describes its approach as a Neuro-Agentic Reasoning Architecture that combines a construction domain ontology with multi-modal AI. The company exposes REST APIs for its modules. In April 2026 it raised €5 million led by BayBG Venture Capital and Capricorn Partners to expand internationally; earlier investors include Earlybird, Pi Labs, Cemex Ventures, and Zacua Ventures. Pricing is not published; contact the vendor.
A contractor's tender team configures a DocNostic workflow that extracts technical and commercial terms from subcontractor submissions for bid comparison. A site team uses SiteLens on camera feeds to produce daily progress, labor, and equipment utilization reports.
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