Software for MEP engineers: quality control, punch items, and acceptance in one place
During inspections, acceptances, and commissioning, you record the report by voice right on site. Every open item goes to the right trade, and at acceptance everything is documented.




How field reviews run with Benetics AI
Inspect and record
During an inspection, acceptance, or commissioning, you record the report by voice on site, with photos.
Assign open items
Every punch item sits on the plan and goes to the contractor by link.
Accept and document
The contractor marks it done, with a photo. You review and close it, with date and time.
“I've looked at a lot of tools […] but Benetics is the first one where I really think: I can work with this”

Field reviews on site: the site walk report is done before you leave
- You record inspections, acceptances, or commissioning by voice right on the jobsite, with photos.
- The AI sorts the text into the report's sections and adds the weather automatically.
- Extra site walks and plan changes are documented with timestamps and photos, for change orders and fees.




Punch items and open items with every trade, right on the plan
- You pin the punch item on the plan and assign it to the right contractor.
- The contractor gets it by link, replies to it, and marks it done, with a photo.
- You review the fix and close the open item. The list shows what is still open with each trade.




As-built plans and current plans for everyone on the jobsite
- You upload new plan versions to the existing plan, so the crews always see the latest version.
- Anything built differently than planned, you capture with a pin and photo on the plan, as the basis for the as-built plan.
- The Outlook email assistant brings new plans from attachments straight into the project.




Acceptance and commissioning, signed on site
- Acceptance reports, inspection reports, and punch list reports come as ready-made templates in the app.
- You fill them in by voice, and they get signed right on the phone.
- You clear up questions directly with the crews on site, and everyone reads the text automatically in their own language.





Ben helps with document work.
Ben, the AI assistant in Benetics AI, compares documents, creates open items in bulk, and structures your notes. You say what needs doing in one sentence. Ben does the rest.
Check the bid documents against the answers from the Q&A round.
Create one open item per unit from this bill of quantities and pin it on the plan.
Organize the meeting minutes by what was discussed and who is responsible.
Which open items does the electrician still have on the 3rd floor?
In practice: what our customers say.
“Sometimes new versions come in every day. We can't even print them that fast.”
“The plan used to be there, but nobody knew if it was current. And on the jobsite, it often wasn't at hand.”

