Tyce is an AI platform for the architecture and engineering industry, with a core positioning of "providing an intelligence layer for the built world," building AI capabilities based on the work an enterprise has already completed.
[Purpose] Tyce is designed to contextualize an enterprise's historical project data, helping users win projects and manage preconstruction risk. It indexes the enterprise's bids, proposals, RFPs, and contracts, applying institutional knowledge to each new pursuit.
[Main Capabilities]
- Project opportunity screening: Provides a Go/No-Go decision framework to help assess project opportunities more quickly.
- Intelligent reference library: Builds an intelligent library of past project references, quickly presenting the strongest reference cases.
- Proposal drafting: Creates proposals in the enterprise's own tone through style prompts, with automated drafting in Tyce's AI-native proposal editor.
- Cost estimating: The AI estimating engine benchmarks each new estimate against weighted historical project data, validates assumptions, and instantly detects outliers. It supports identifying patterns in historical estimates, running estimate scenarios for different projects, generating Excel-exportable tables and analyses, and flagging risks in estimate packages.
- Scope and bid management: Analyzes complex drawings, specifications, and bid documents to avoid missing key scope items; drafts scopes of work by discipline; performs bid leveling using the enterprise's own templates; and uses Tyce's prompt library to assist with scope writing.
- Contract risk assessment: Identifies risks before signing. Tyce indexes and compares supplementary terms and provisions against standard contracts, flags key risks, and recommends wording and scenarios based on the enterprise's risk profile. It supports editing contracts in Tyce's AI-native contract editor.
[How to Use] Users connect historical documents such as the enterprise's bids, proposals, RFPs, and contracts to Tyce, and after the platform indexes them, they can be used across the various functions. Proposal and contract editing are completed within Tyce's AI-native editors.
[Applicable Scenarios] Suitable for enterprises in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry, especially teams that frequently participate in bidding, prepare estimates, draft proposals, and manage contract risk, such as estimators, proposal managers, and contract management personnel.
[Limitations] Facts regarding pricing, specific platform compatibility, data security measures, supported languages, deployment methods, and similar details are not provided in the materials.
