Briq

Point tool (specifically an AI-driven financial automation, forecasting, and workflow intelligence platform that integrates with existing construction accounting/ERP and project management systems)

General contractors and specialty subcontractors operating across commercial, residential, and civil/infrastructure sectors, ranging from small-to-midmarket contractors to enterprise construction firms

Independent, venture capital-backed private company (investors include Tiger Global Management, Nemetschek Group, Blackhorn Ventures, and Eniac Ventures)

2018

Quote-only / custom enterprise pricing based on consumption and tailored organization requirements.

API access and custom integrations are built into tailored agreements upon request; standalone API pricing is not publicly disclosed.

Briq supports data export features, including financial reporting, export files, and cloud-hosted Excel spreadsheet integration.

Briq provides AI-driven financial and operational workflow automation tailored for construction contractors. Its core native AI capabilities center on back-office financial automation, including AI-driven accounts payable and receivable processing, Work in Progress (WIP) reporting, predictive revenue forecasting, and cross-system data orchestration across construction ERPs (e.g., Sage, Procore, Vista). Its platform leverages autonomous digital workers (AutoPilot) and an AI assistant architecture named Otto. Briq does not offer field crew dispatching/scheduling or CSR call handling.

Briq does not offer native AI-powered field dispatching or technician scheduling. Its operational automation tools (such as Project Management AutoPilot) focus on back-office project management workflows (e.g., submittals, RFIs, change orders) and ERP data synchronization rather than field crew dispatch or routing.

Shipped/GA: Briq offers extensive AI-powered AP/AR and financial forecasting features. 'AP AutoPilot' and 'Spend AutoPilot' use computer vision and NLP to extract data from PDF invoices, perform 2-way and 3-way PO matching, automatically assign job cost codes, and route documents for approval. 'Briq CoPilot', 'Smart WIP', and 'Smart Revenue Forecasting' utilize machine learning algorithms on historical and real-time project data to predict cash flow, forecast project margins, and detect profit fade and cost overruns. 'Billings AutoPilot' automates schedule-of-values billing and AIA G702/G703 document generation.

Shipped/GA: Briq offers 'Otto', an AI assistant and autonomous agent framework (with major updates like Otto Gen 6 released in early 2026). Otto allows users to query company performance and financial metrics via natural language, build reports, analyze bid risk, and execute cross-system workflows. Briq also released the 'Otto MCP' (Model Context Protocol) server (announced/released late 2025/early 2026), which provides a standardized MCP connection allowing AI clients (such as Cursor or Claude) to interface directly with Briq's AI agents and automation workflows.

Briq connects to construction accounting platforms and ERPs including Sage (Sage Intacct, Sage 100 Contractor, Sage 300 CRE), QuickBooks / QuickBooks Online, Viewpoint (Vista, Spectrum), CMiC, Acumatica, NetSuite, Deltek ComputerEase, and legacy systems like JobScope. It connects via direct APIs, database connections (such as ODBC/VPN), or custom digital workers/RPA bots that navigate user interfaces when native APIs are unavailable.

Neither Agave nor Merge.dev offers unified-API support or a pre-built connector for Briq. While Agave and Briq both integrate with overlapping construction ERPs (like Viewpoint Vista and Sage), Briq is not listed as a supported integration endpoint on unified-API platforms.

Briq is a financial automation layer that integrates with existing construction ERPs and general ledger software (such as Sage, Viewpoint, and CMiC) rather than replacing them as a standalone GL. It supports accrual accounting practices and GAAP revenue recognition models (ASC 606) rather than being restricted to cash-based accounting.

Briq's standard implementation and onboarding timeline typically takes between 90 and 150 days (approximately 3 to 5 months), depending on the scope of custom workflows, system integrations, and business requirements.

Briq does not require a third-party Value-Added Reseller (VAR) or external implementer. Implementation and onboarding are managed directly in-house by Briq's internal implementation managers and technical deployment team.

Briq serves approximately 400 to 600 construction contractor clients, managing and forecasting tens of billions of dollars in construction volume. Its core customer footprint consists of mid-market general contractors and specialty trade sub-contractors typically operating between $10 million and $1 billion in annual revenue. Publicly cited contractor customers include Choate Construction, Catamount Constructors, Harper Construction, Fessler & Bowman, Shamrock Electric, Bryan Builders, and ACME Constructors.