Specto LLC for Electrical Contractors
A system built around how your electrical contracting company runs.
Jobs, submittals, inspection records, supplier invoices and email in one system, connected to the accounting and job software you already use. We start where it hurts most; AI does the repetitive work, and your people make the decisions.
The Problem
Sound familiar?
The answer is in a 900-page PDF
Panel schedules, spec submittals, your own reference library — the answer exists, but finding it mid-job means calling the office or guessing.
Job history lives in one head
What you ran for a similar panel upgrade in 2022, and how it went, is trapped in whoever ran that job — and walks out when they do.
Surcharges stack
Copper and gear move weekly, and supplier invoices drift away from what was ordered and agreed. Nobody has time to check line by line.
Where To Start
Where we'd start.
The first job
The hunt through the submittals
The agent makes your own library searchable and returns the page each answer came from; your people verify it before it is used.
What that agent doesA suggestion, not a rule. The demo is built around how your company actually runs, and you pick where to start: usually where it hurts most.
More Inside the System
What else the system can take on.
Your files, searchable
Finds the section in your own manuals, submittals and job files — with the page cited. A person verifies before it's used.
How it worksCustomer emails, answered
Drafts answers to GC and customer questions from your own project documents.
How it worksSupplier invoices, checked
Holds supplier invoices against the order, the receipt and your agreement — surcharges included.
How it worksThe morning brief
One page each morning: what came in overnight, what is due, and the trade news you chose to follow.
How it works- Your existing systems stay — we connect to them
- The agent drafts; your people approve
- It runs in your own account from day one, not ours
Tell us how your company runs.
We'll build a free working demo around it, and agree a fixed price only once you think it's worth it.