What work is coming up next?
Work with the schedule and project context already in Jaggery rather than checking disconnected spreadsheets.
Jaggery AI is a conversational assistant inside renovation business software. Ask about upcoming work, review estimated versus actual job costs, find outstanding invoices and request supported project actions with permissions and human approval where needed.
Work with the schedule and project context already in Jaggery rather than checking disconnected spreadsheets.
Examine recorded project costs against estimates. Results depend on the completeness of your business data.
Use invoice and payment records to understand which jobs still have money outstanding.
Request a supported business action through the assistant; applicable permissions and approval steps still apply.
Select a question and explore a representative answer with its business-data sources, review steps and permission boundaries. This is an interactive illustration, not a live AI session or a screenshot of a customer’s account.
Compare estimated and actual project costs.
A hypothetical media-wall project has recorded actual costs below its original cost estimate. Real comparisons can only reflect costs entered and allocated in Jaggery.
Review before acting: Review allocations, outstanding supplier bills and missing costs before assessing margin.
Want to see the other side of Jaggery? Explore project images and a real interactive quantity formula. Those material calculations are deterministic and separate from this illustrative AI walkthrough.
Jaggery's AI Studio lives alongside customers, projects, Works, supplier purchases, quotes, invoices and profitability. The goal is to help a business work with its operational records, not to invent numbers or take unapproved actions.
Ask the assistant what jobs are coming up or what needs attention. It uses the supported business tools and the information your organisation has entered rather than public internet guesses.
The assistant has a project cost comparison presentation for estimated versus actual spend. This makes AI more useful than a generic writing helper, while ensuring that the source business records remain authoritative.
When cash flow matters, ask about invoices and unpaid balances in plain language. Jaggery keeps quote, invoice, payment and project context connected so the assistant can work from the same operating records.
The assistant accepts image attachments as input for analysis. It does not turn a photograph into a guaranteed construction measurement or an approved quote. A user reviews assumptions and any business action before relying on them.
Jaggery's Work Templates can take stored measurements and catalogue pricing to produce starting quantities. Those rules are deterministic, while AI helps people understand and act on project information. The two capabilities complement each other.
AI-assisted supplier receipt and bill extraction is another Jaggery workflow. Extracted records can be checked against the original evidence before approval, and approved purchases can contribute to actual job-cost tracking.
In the Jaggery workspace, the AI assistant provides conversational access to supported business information and guarded actions. Example prompts include upcoming jobs, estimated versus actual project costs, overdue invoices and creating a project from details you provide.
Yes. The assistant offers prompts for comparing estimated and actual project costs and finding overdue invoices and outstanding balances. Answers depend on the records your organisation has entered and the tools available to your account.
Yes. The assistant supports JPG, PNG and WebP image attachments for analysis. Image interpretation still needs human review before it is used for quotes, costs or customer commitments.
Not without safeguards. Jaggery uses permissions and approval steps for consequential business actions. The assistant is designed to support a user, not silently issue invoices, commit prices or send customer communications.
No. Reusable Work Templates and catalogue-driven quantity rules provide deterministic starting quantities and prices. AI can help users work with information, while calculations and financial records stay reviewable rather than relying on unverified AI arithmetic.
Yes. The purchase workflow extracts receipt and supplier-bill information into reviewable records, and a saved document can be re-scanned with OpenAI. This is separate from the conversational business assistant.