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Your AI pre-meeting playbook, built from your company's knowledge
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MISSION BRIEF
Archway Construction Technologies
Meeting Strategy
Prep Before the Meeting
Review Archway's current pain: field teams emailing spreadsheet daily reports, version conflicts with scheduling, manual updates between PMs, supers, and finance, and lost bids due to delays/errors. Skim our battlecards on Procore and Autodesk Build, and be ready to anchor on BuildSync's strengths: automation, real-time sync, and QuickBooks integration. Set a consultative tone focused on ROI and operational efficiency, not features. The priority is to map their exact workflow and quantify where manual handoffs cause rework. This prep ensures we connect BuildSync to specific gaps that matter to Dana.
How to Run the Conversation
Open by aligning on the goal: understand their field-to-office workflow and where automation removes rework. Walk the path of a single job update: daily report from the field → schedule changes → budget impact → finance reporting. Ask for concrete examples of recent version conflicts, rework loops, and any bid losses tied to reporting delays. Keep a 70/30 listen-to-talk ratio, guide with crisp prompts, and mirror their wording. Micro-script: "If we follow one change from the jobsite to finance, where does it slow down or get rekeyed?"
What Great Looks Like
You capture a clear, step-by-step map of their reporting and scheduling flow, including handoffs and tools. Dana validates that manual entry and versioning are costing time, accuracy, and revenue. You identify the systems in play (including QuickBooks) and who must see a technical demo. You secure a date for a technical session focused on real-time sync across field reports, schedules, and budgets. Win condition: agreed pain-to-outcome link and a booked follow-up demo with the right stakeholders.
Watchouts / Risks
Do not jump into a generic demo or feature dump; stay anchored on their workflow. Avoid debating platforms; instead, tie every answer to automation, accuracy, and fewer handoffs. Don't leave without clarifying decision mechanics, timeline urgency, and who owns budget. Be careful not to overpromise integrations beyond QuickBooks without validation.
Meeting Opening
30-second version
"Dana, thanks for making the time. My goal today is simple: map how Archway's field updates, schedules, and budget data move between superintendents, PMs, and finance, and pinpoint where manual entry and rework are causing delays. If we can get a clear picture, I'll propose a focused technical session to show how BuildSync automates change orders, keeps schedules and costs in sync, and connects to QuickBooks. We're set for 30 minutes—does that agenda and timing work for you?"
15-second version
"Dana, appreciate you joining. Let's walk through your current field-to-office workflow, capture the manual steps causing version conflicts, and decide on a targeted demo to show BuildSync's real-time updates and QuickBooks sync. Still good on time and agenda?"
Evaluation Questions
- When a superintendent finishes a daily report, walk me through every handoff until finance updates cost forecasts—where do spreadsheets and emails enter that flow?
- What are the top two places schedules get out of sync with reality in the field, and how do those changes get communicated today?
- Role-specific (Director of Operations): From your seat, what decision criteria matter most—implementation speed, data automation, cost control, or change management for field crews?
- When you've lost bids due to reporting delays or errors, what specifically broke down—timeliness, accuracy, or stakeholder alignment?
- Who else needs to be in the technical session to validate scheduling, field reporting, and QuickBooks integration, and what timeline are you targeting to decide?
Possible Questions / Concerns / Objections
- "We're worried about change management for superintendents." → Acknowledge field reality; suggest starting with daily reports and change orders where they feel the most pain. Emphasize BuildSync's simpler UX versus heavy platforms and the ability to go live in weeks, not months.
- "Procore or Autodesk Build might be more comprehensive." → Reframe around right-sized fit: BuildSync focuses on automation, faster setup, and the core workflows Archway needs—field reporting, scheduling, budget tracking—without paying for modules you won't use.
- "How cleanly does this sync with QuickBooks?" → Anchor on accuracy and automation: BuildSync syncs updates in real time to keep forecasts current, reducing manual re-entry. Propose validating the chart of accounts and job cost structure in the technical session.
- "Data migration from our spreadsheets will be painful." → Offer a phased import: start with active projects and standardize daily report templates; BuildSync's team handles mapping to reduce lift for PMs and finance.
- "What's the cost and how do we justify it?" → Tie to ROI: fewer manual updates, fewer version conflicts, faster reporting to win/retain bids. Share pricing simplicity and position time-to-value within a 45-60 day cycle aligned to a pilot go-live.
- "We can keep managing with spreadsheets." → Contrast risk and speed: spreadsheets create version conflicts and delays; BuildSync provides a single source of truth with real-time updates and automated change orders—less rework, more predictability.
Competitive Angle
| Competitor | Weakness | Rebuttal |
|---|---|---|
| Procore | Broad, complex platform; longer implementation; higher total cost for mid-market contractors. | BuildSync focuses on the essential workflows Archway needs, stands up faster, and drives ROI via automation without overpaying for unused modules. |
| Autodesk Build | Strong for design/Docs but can require more setup/integrations to connect field reporting to budget actuals. | BuildSync unifies field reporting, scheduling, and budget tracking with real-time sync and QuickBooks integration for tighter cost control. |
| Spreadsheets managed by site supervisors | Version conflicts, manual consolidation, delayed reporting; no real-time visibility. | BuildSync eliminates manual entry and rework with automated change orders and a single source of truth between field, PMs, and finance. |
| Spreadsheets / Manual process | Prone to errors, no audit trail, difficult to scale across multiple projects. | BuildSync provides structured data, automation, and immediate updates so decisions aren't based on stale, conflicting files. |
Call to Action / Next Steps (Matrix)
| Meeting Scenario | Example Outcome | Suggested Next Step |
|---|---|---|
| Strong fit, clear pains | Dana validates manual handoffs and wants to see automation across field reports, schedule changes, and budget updates. | Schedule a 60-minute technical session with Ops, a PM, a superintendent, and finance to demo end-to-end workflow and QuickBooks sync on 2025-12-02. |
| Hesitant prospect | Dana is cautious about change management for field teams. | Propose a pilot on 1-2 active projects; set a 45-minute pilot design meeting on 2025-12-03 to define scope, training, and success metrics. |
| Timing issue | Competing priorities delay evaluation. | Book a checkpoint for 2025-12-10; send a 2-page summary with quantified ROI assumptions and a short video walkthrough beforehand. |
| Competitive deal | Procore/Autodesk Build under consideration. | Set a comparison working session on 2025-12-04 to map Archway's must-have criteria and score each option; include implementation plan and cost-of-delay. |
| Early-stage curiosity | Needs more proof before committing time. | Share a recorded micro-demo focused on daily reports → schedule → budget flow; schedule a 30-minute Q&A on 2025-12-05. |
Gaps to Clarify
- Number of active projects and expected 12-month volume to align pricing tier and rollout scope.
- Decision process: who signs off (Ops, Finance), who evaluates (PMs, superintendents), and target decision date.
- Current financial setup: confirm QuickBooks version/structure and any other required integrations.
- Quantified impact: hours/week spent on manual updates, frequency of version conflicts, and revenue impact from delayed/error-prone reporting.
Supporting materials
Suggested Follow-Up Email
Subject: Next steps to streamline Archway's field-to-office workflow
Dana,
Great speaking today. As discussed, our focus is eliminating manual entry and version conflicts between superintendents, PMs, and finance. BuildSync unifies daily reports, scheduling, and budget tracking, automates change orders, and keeps QuickBooks in sync in real time.
Proposed next steps:
1) Schedule a 60-minute technical session to walk your actual workflow end-to-end and validate QuickBooks integration on 2025-12-02.
2) If helpful, outline a pilot across 1-2 active projects with clear success metrics (reduced manual hours, fewer schedule conflicts, faster reporting).
3) Share any must-have decision criteria so we align the demo and compare options objectively.
If that plan works, I'll send a calendar invite and a short pre-read. Appreciate the time and looking forward to moving this forward.
Best regards,
Carl Lind
BuildSync
Example Mutual Action Plan (MAP)
| Step | Owner | Due Date | Success Criteria |
|---|---|---|---|
| Confirm stakeholders and decision criteria | Buyer | 2025-12-01 | List of attendees (Ops, PM, superintendent, Finance) and top 5 criteria agreed. |
| Technical workflow demo (field reports → schedule → budget with QuickBooks sync) | Seller | 2025-12-02 | Demo completed; stakeholders validate automation and data accuracy meets needs. |
| Pilot design for 1-2 active projects | Both | 2025-12-04 | Defined scope, environments, training plan, and measurable KPIs (time saved, error reduction). |
| Commercial and implementation proposal | Seller | 2025-12-06 | Proposal delivered aligning tier to project volume; implementation timeline approved. |
| Executive review and go/no-go | Buyer | 2025-12-10 | Decision made or final requirements documented for rapid revision. |
Proof and Assets to Use
- Field-to-Finance Workflow Demo: Shows real-time sync from daily reports to schedule updates and QuickBooks cost forecasting.
- ROI Snapshot Calculator: Quantifies savings from reduced manual entry, fewer version conflicts, and faster reporting cycles.
- Implementation Timeline One-Pager: Demonstrates faster setup focused on essential workflows, minimizing change management risk.
- Competitive Comparison Brief (Procore vs. BuildSync vs. Autodesk Build): Highlights right-sized scope, automation, and time-to-value.
- Change Order Automation Overview: Proves how automated change orders reduce rework and improve accuracy across PMs and finance.
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