Solutions
Construction, real estate development, rental management. All three live the same underlying problem: information scattered across tools that don't talk to each other. Boddy surveys the way you run and sets up what you need — the engine is the same, the setup is yours.
Sector 01
General or specialty contractor, 5 to 50 employees, ten years in business or more. You bid, you coordinate, you invoice — and you spend your evenings catching up on paperwork.
Requests come in and Buddy builds the bid structure off your prices and your past projects. You review, you send.
Automatic follow-ups, decision tracking, converted into a project without re-keying a single line.
Work orders, hours, materials, site photos. Your guys text, the information files itself.
Progress billing, holdbacks, follow-ups. Job profitability gets calculated as you go, not at tax time.
A translated American platform doesn't understand your context. Boddy is built with this baked in :
Sector 02
Several sites, several phases, several municipalities — each with its own rules. Tracking happens in a spreadsheet only one person understands, and that person is on vacation.
Every lot, its model, its status, its dates. The whole development on one screen.
Zoning, municipal bylaws, requirements by municipality. Buddy does the digging and pulls out what applies to your site.
Inspections planned, done, failed, to be redone. Nothing falls through the cracks between phases anymore.
Your house models, their specs, their variants. One source of truth for your crews and your suppliers.
What each lot actually cost vs what was budgeted. As you go.
When one phase slips, you see right away what it does to the others.
Sector 03
40 to 500 doors. Either you manage it yourself and you're buried, or you pay a firm 4 to 8% of the rent and you've lost control. There's a third option.
Tenant requests sorted by the AI, assigned, tracked, invoiced. Recurring maintenance schedules itself.
Dates, increases, notices. You get the heads-up before, not after.
Deposits, late payments, follow-ups. Online payments for the tenants who want them.
They report their problems, follow the progress and pay online. Your phone rings less.
Your brokers see the available units and submit their candidates without going through you.
Which building makes you money, which one costs you. By month, not by year.
Brisson inc. — 30 buildings, 92 units. We rebuilt 16 years of history out of 198 Excel tabs and imported 638 maintenance events into production. The tenant and broker portals are built. That's where we proved the method out before selling it.
What all three share
A contractor who becomes a developer, or a developer who keeps his buildings as rentals, stays on the same platform. Your history follows. So does your AI.
The same onboarding method in all three cases.
The same assistant, learning the vocabulary of your sector.
What we learn at a construction client serves the developer.
The same human support, from the first call to standing on your own.
Thirty minutes on the phone, and we'll tell you straight whether Boddy is a fit for you or not.
