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Saphion AI

The AI your construction company uses across its business. Ask it the ordinary things you would ask any capable assistant — the difference is that it knows your Organisation, works inside your permissions, and can reach Saphion's governed construction products when the work has to be right.

Connected today: SharePoint — an administrator connects your Organisation once, and Saphion AI can search and read the files each person is already allowed to see, citing the file it answered from. This release is read and search only; it cannot create, edit, move, upload, share or delete anything, and says so rather than attempting it. Further connected systems are added on real customer demand, never announced ahead of them.

How Saphion AI works inside a product

The same operator runs underneath Risk Assessments & Method Statements today, and every product that follows.

1

You speak or type what you need

A plain description of the job or task — no forms to complete before Saphion AI can start.

2

It gathers your Organisation's approved context

Your terminology, your libraries, your configuration — never another Organisation's data, and never an invented default.

3

It operates the relevant Saphion product

Working the actual product workflow, not a separate chat window bolted on the side.

4

It prepares the output

A drafted document, a proposed answer, a suggested next step — always presented for review, never delivered as finished.

5

A person reviews and approves

Consequential and professional decisions stay with your team. Saphion AI proposes; it never signs off on your behalf.

A capability, not a peer product.

Saphion AI is never listed alongside Risk Assessments & Method Statements or Investigation Reports as if it were a product of its own. It's the operator working inside them, under the permissions your Organisation has set.

See it working inside a product.

The clearest way to understand Saphion AI is inside Risk Assessments & Method Statements, where it's already at work.

Risk Assessments & Method Statements