Your AI sales agent
for construction leads.

Aderic finds new construction projects that match your business, identifies the companies and people involved, and reaches out to them on your behalf.

Instead of giving you another database to search, Aderic continuously looks for opportunities and brings interested prospects back to you.

A lead is not just a company name or an email address.

Aderic looks for real construction opportunities that match what you sell, contacts the relevant companies, and surfaces conversations where there is actual interest or a reason to continue the discussion.

Aderic is built for companies that sell products or services into construction.

That can include equipment rental, building materials, site services, fencing, waste services, concrete, specialty contractors and many other construction suppliers.

Onboarding only requires basic information about what your company sells and where you operate.

From there, Aderic can start building your project profile and looking for matching opportunities.

Aderic combines multiple public and commercial project signals, including permits, planning records, project filings, construction activity, company information and other sources.

The goal is not to depend on a single database, but to identify projects early enough for your business to act on them.

During onboarding, you tell Aderic what you sell, where you operate and what kinds of projects are valuable to you.

Aderic then evaluates projects based on factors such as location, project type, construction stage, size and the products or services that are likely to be needed.

No.

Permits are one useful signal, but construction opportunities can appear before or after a permit is issued.

Aderic is built to combine different project signals to understand what is being built, where the project is in its lifecycle and whether there is a realistic opportunity for your company.

Aderic can identify public projects, but not every public project is a good sales opportunity.

Projects with strict procurement rules, closed bidding or existing vendor agreements can be filtered out. The focus is on opportunities where outreach can realistically lead to business.

Yes.

You can define your service area, project preferences and the types of opportunities you want to pursue.

For example, you may want commercial projects but not residential work, projects above a certain size, or opportunities within a specific distance from your locations.

That depends on the opportunity.

Aderic may identify general contractors, subcontractors, developers, project teams or other relevant companies involved in a project, then look for the most appropriate person to contact.

Yes.

Aderic can send personalized outreach from your connected business email so the conversation starts directly between your company and the prospect.

You stay in control of the account and can see the conversations Aderic creates.

Aderic stops automated follow-ups to that conversation, analyzes the reply and determines what happened.

Interested responses are surfaced to you so your team can take over when a real sales conversation begins.

No.

The purpose is not to maximize email volume. Aderic is designed to contact companies because there is a specific project or buying opportunity relevant to what your business sells.

Fewer highly relevant conversations are more valuable than thousands of generic cold emails.