Arched AI
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Raygister is a French collaborative platform that covers the step between design and construction: preparing the bid package, consulting contractors and comparing their offers. It uses AI to turn plans and specifications into a structured project description, collects contractor bids on a common basis, aligns line items automatically and highlights price differences. The chosen offers then become contract documents with electronic signature. Architects pay a monthly subscription, owners join free and contractors pay only on contracts won.
Raygister is a web platform for the tendering and contractor-selection stage of building projects in France. When contractors price a project from their own templates, architects spend hours lining up bids that do not match. Raygister structures the project description first, so every contractor answers the same breakdown and the offers can be compared line by line. The same structured description then carries through to the signed contract, which reduces re-keying and disputes over scope.
Architects and project managers pay 29 euros per user per month excluding VAT, after a three-month free trial. Project owners are invited free of charge. Contractors respond to consultations for free and pay a 0.95 percent commission only on contracts they win. Data is hosted on servers in France and the platform is GDPR compliant.
Raygister is built for architects and project managers (maîtres d'œuvre) running contractor consultations, general and trade contractors pricing work, and clients who want a clear view of bids before signing. It is published by SAS Quotia, based at EuraTechnologies in Lille, with Sylvain Garin as CEO.
Raygister is a web platform for the tendering and contractor-selection stage of building projects in France. When contractors price a project from their own templates, architects spend hours lining up bids that do not match. Raygister structures the project description first, so every contractor answers the same breakdown and the offers can be compared line by line. The same structured description then carries through to the signed contract, which reduces re-keying and disputes over scope.
Architects and project managers pay 29 euros per user per month excluding VAT, after a three-month free trial. Project owners are invited free of charge. Contractors respond to consultations for free and pay a 0.95 percent commission only on contracts they win. Data is hosted on servers in France and the platform is GDPR compliant.
Raygister is built for architects and project managers (maîtres d'œuvre) running contractor consultations, general and trade contractors pricing work, and clients who want a clear view of bids before signing. It is published by SAS Quotia, based at EuraTechnologies in Lille, with Sylvain Garin as CEO.
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