Tuuli
Tuuli is an AI-assisted quality assurance platform for architecture and engineering drawing sets that flags code gaps, specification conflicts, and coordination issues before they drive RFIs in construction administration.
Tuuli targets the gap between issuing a drawing set and discovering problems in the field. Marketing copy says it reviews project documents to surface compliance gaps, missing specifications, and coordination clashes, then ties each flag back to a source such as a code section, an office standard, or a conflicting detail on another sheet (Tuuli homepage, 2026).
A second theme on the site is learning from past work: the vendor describes analyzing RFIs, permit comments, and change orders to spot recurring patterns, then feeding that history back into future reviews so the system reflects how your firm actually fails rather than generic checklists alone.
Security messaging references SOC 2 Type I and audit trails aimed at sensitive AEC data, alongside enterprise configuration and multi-tenant language for larger practices. Those claims matter when legal teams ask how AI review sits next to client confidentiality commitments.
Operational planning should still include human sign-off on any AI flag, especially for code interpretations that vary by jurisdiction. Pair Tuuli with your existing peer review gates until you measure false positives on real projects and agree escalation rules with project leadership.
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Pros and cons
Pros
- Focus on traceable citations helps teams explain decisions to owners and reviewers.
- Learning-from-RFI narrative matches how serious firms already debrief projects.
- Security section speaks the language enterprise IT expects before approving AI tools.
Cons
- No public pricing; you need a sales cycle to compare cost against manual QC hours.
- AI review quality still depends on clean inputs and local code nuance.
- Marketing site is light on export formats; confirm deliverables for your document control system.
Key features
Drawing set review: Automated pass across sheets to catch issues marketing ties to reduced RFIs downstream.
Traceable flags: Each finding links to a cited source such as code language, office standards, or cross-sheet conflicts.
Firm-specific learning: Vendor describes training from past RFIs, permit notes, and change orders rather than static templates only.
Security posture: Public materials cite SOC 2 Type I, audit trails, and data controls for AEC workloads.
Enterprise options: Multi-tenant and configuration language appears for organizations with SLA needs.
Pricing
Enterprise (demo required)
Free
No public list price; book demo via vendor.
Frequently asked questions
What does Tuuli review?
- Promotional pages describe automated review of project documents for compliance gaps, specification issues, and coordination conflicts across drawing sets. Ask the vendor for sample reports from a project like yours.
Is Tuuli SOC 2 compliant?
- The public security section references SOC 2 Type I and audit trails. Request the latest report under NDA to satisfy your information security questionnaire.
How does Tuuli learn from past projects?
- Marketing claims analysis of RFIs, permit comments, and change orders to find patterns, then applies those lessons on later reviews. Validate data handling and opt-out rules before you upload sensitive projects.
Can Tuuli replace my QA lead?
- Position it as assistance that speeds thorough review, not a substitute for professional judgment on code and liability. Keep senior reviewers in the loop until you measure accuracy on your portfolio.
How do I buy Tuuli?
- The site routes to a demo booking flow rather than self-serve checkout. Use that conversation to clarify seats, document volume limits, and onboarding services.
Where is Tuuli based?
- Contact details on the marketing site list a Toronto office address. Confirm data residency and support hours for your regions during procurement.