The AI field assistant that helps landscape maintenance crews work to scope.

Give every crew AI backup in the field to understand scope, troubleshoot site problems, check photos and catch potential misses before they leave.

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Site Sweep

Does this look like it's been completed to scope?

[Real Site Sweep response, captured from a genuine demo]

Ask anything, or add a photo

The problem

Every maintenance visit has two ways to lose money.

Miss the scope.

Something gets missed.

The client notices.

Someone has to go back.

Go beyond the scope.

The crew sees something that needs doing.

They do it.

Nobody records the extra.

You give away the labour.

Try Site Sweep

Put Site Sweep to the test.

Talk to the same AI field assistant we're building for landscape maintenance crews.

Give it a real problem.

Upload a site photo. Give it some scope. Ask a horticultural question. Run through a site sweep. Or ask it how Site Sweep could work in your business.

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Example conversations:

  • “Does this look like it's been completed to scope?”
  • “What's going on with this plant?”
  • “Run a final site sweep with me.”
  • “How could you work with our crews?”

Your best people

Your best people can't be on every site.

Your experienced supervisors and crew leaders carry years of horticultural knowledge, site history and judgement.

But there are only so many of them.

Meanwhile, every crew is making decisions.

  • What's required here?
  • Is this actually in scope?
  • Has something been missed?
  • Is this an extra?
  • What happened here last time?
  • Do I need to call someone?

Site Sweep gives crews another place to ask.

AI backup, right there in the field.

Skill shortage

Get more capability from the people you've already got.

Experienced landscape maintenance staff are hard to find.

Site Sweep helps less-experienced workers access horticultural knowledge, site information and practical backup when they need it.

It doesn't replace the crew leader.

It doesn't replace the supervisor.

It helps more of your people work with the information they need to make better decisions.

Let Your Crew Try It

Free vs connected

Trying Site Sweep is free. Connecting it changes everything.

Free Site Sweep

Site Sweep already knows landscape maintenance.

  • Talk to it.
  • Show it photos.
  • Give it scope.
  • Ask questions.
  • Work through problems.
  • Run a site sweep.

Connected Site Sweep

Now give Site Sweep the context your experienced people carry around in their heads.

Your site's:

  • Scope.
  • History.
  • Previous visits.
  • Photos.
  • Known issues.
  • Client expectations.
  • Previous decisions.

Now the next crew doesn't have to start from zero.

Free Site Sweep knows landscape maintenance.

Connected Site Sweep knows your sites.

Callbacks

Catch the miss while the crew is still there.

A missed task doesn't just cost the time it takes to fix.

It can mean another trip, another vehicle, another crew interruption, more admin and another conversation with the client.

Before leaving, the crew can run a Site Sweep against what was supposed to happen.

The cheapest callback is the one that never leaves the site.

Run a Site Sweep Free

Scope creep

Good crews shouldn't accidentally give your margin away.

Your crew sees something that needs doing.

They want to help.

So they do it.

That's good service, until work outside the contract quietly becomes part of the contract.

Site Sweep can help the crew identify when something appears:

  • In scope.
  • Potentially outside scope.
  • Unclear.
  • Worth raising as additional work.

Do the work you've promised. Spot the work you haven't priced.

Site memory

Your site knowledge shouldn't leave when your people do.

Every maintenance business has information that never quite makes it into the system.

The supervisor knows it.

The old crew leader remembers it.

Someone remembers what the client said six months ago.

Then the roster changes.

Site Sweep gives the site a memory.

What one crew learns can become useful context for the next.

See Connected Site Sweep