The developer writes the contract. The engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contractor prices it. The subcontractor inherits it. Axion reads every page your company has, answers your team's questions in seconds with the source attached, and tells you when the answer is not in the documents. Built by EPC operators for solar and battery energy storage system (BESS) projects.
It does not matter which side of the contract you sit on. Most claims, back charges, and missed notices start in one of these three places.
A notice window measured in days. Liquidated damages (LDs) tied to a milestone someone else controls. Terms pulled from the prime contract into the subcontract by reference, and never read by the people who have to live with them.
The field builds to Rev C while the office prices Rev E. The scope of work says one embedment depth and the drawings say another. Search finds every version and tells you nothing about which one governs.
The project manager who negotiated the road use agreement is on another job. The lesson from the last project is in a meeting minutes file nobody can find. So the team guesses, or the team waits.
Same platform, same documents. What changes is the question you need answered and when you need it.
Permits, studies, interconnection filings, and agreements pile up across consultants, shared drives, and inboxes for years before anyone breaks ground. When the EPC claims a change or a lender asks for proof, Axion shows you what your own documents say and where they say it.
You price the owner's documents in a short bid window, then live with them for two years. Axion reads the package before you price it and flags the conflicts, notice windows, and missing documents while there is still time to send a bid question.
Your subcontract pulls in the prime contract by reference, and the scope of work, the drawings, and the geotech do not always agree. Price to the wrong one and the gap is yours. Axion shows you every number in the package and where it came from.
Most software is scoped to one phase or one job, and it goes quiet at closeout. Axion keeps the whole record, so each phase can ask what the last one knew.
Same question, asked about two protected species on one project. One is in the environmental record and one is not. A tool that answers everything is dangerous. This one shows you where the record ends.
Zero mentions across the project record. The environmental reviews on file screen birds, mammals, reptiles, and plants, and do not evaluate this insect.
Not identified within the study area. The species lives in sand dune blowouts bordered by shinnery oak, and suitable habitat sits outside the project.
A wrong yes on a protected species stops a job. A clear no tells you which study to order.
From a live Axion deployment. Project and location withheld. Axion reports what the documents say; your environmental consultant makes the call.
“I would live on here and never have it closed.”
“The geotechnical risk, that's a timesaver right there.”
“Gives my brain a break.”
From early demos with estimators, preconstruction, and developer leadership. Companies withheld until we have permission to name them.
Axion is your company's knowledge core. Keep the tools you run. Axion reads what is inside them, and it remembers after the project closes out.
A general assistant answers from the internet plus whatever you paste in, and forgets when you close the tab. Axion answers only from your documents, cites the document every answer came from, and says so when the answer is not in your records. Load a package once and your team can ask about it for years.
A project platform runs the job you are on. It does not carry what you learned into the next one, and if you are the sub, it belongs to the EPC. The platform runs the job. Axion remembers it.
Search returns a list of files and leaves the judgment to you. It cannot tell you the 2019 spec was replaced. Axion knows which revision is current, flags the old one, and builds one cited answer out of several documents at once.
Your data is hosted on SOC 2 infrastructure.
Every option gets a reply from the people who built Axion within 24 hours.
We set up your account and load your first package and your past projects with you, so you never start from an empty screen. Plans start at $1,650 a month, month to month, with unlimited users. Commit to three months and your first month's pages and credits double.
Start my account →Thirty minutes on a screen share with the people who built Axion. Bring the question your team keeps arguing about, and watch Axion answer it with the source attached.
Schedule a demo →No call, no calendar invite. We email you a short overview of how Axion works, what it costs, and how your data is protected. Read it when you have time.
Send me the overview →Not ready to talk yet? Start with the list we would tape to the desk: 25 things to find in a bid package before you sign, where each one usually hides, and why it costs money when it is missed.
We will be at the Las Vegas Convention Center all week. Bring the contract question your team keeps fighting over, and we will walk through how Axion answers it.
Tell us what you are bidding and what you are trying to solve.
Thank you. Someone from our team will reach out within 24 hours.
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