The platform centralizes information from smart turnstiles, worker badges, AI-powered cameras, and site sensors into a unified source of truth. By leveraging a chat-based interface, users can generate reports or identify safety compliance gaps—such as missing OSHA 10 certifications—without navigating complex dashboards or filing support tickets. Sitemetric CEO Rich Riley noted that the system is designed to handle mission-critical, 24/7 operations where delays can cost thousands.
Beyond data synthesis, the AI acts as an autonomous field agent. If a turnstile or access controller fails at 3:00 a.m., the system triggers a reboot to restore connectivity without human intervention. This proactive approach aims to solve the maintenance lag common in hyperscale construction. The software is currently live across hundreds of projects in the United States, managing data for over one million registered workers. Security remains a core focus, as the platform keeps all site data within its own infrastructure rather than exposing it to third-party AI clouds.
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