Tirion is AI construction financial control software by HomoDeus.
Reads
the schedule and schedule of values
budget and committed costs
measured progress on site
supplier invoices
To
forecast when a job will need cash
code every invoice to the right job
flag material prices above market
Assistant
Ask. The job answers.
Reads and codes every supplier invoice
Watches delays, billing, and budget across every job
Projects cash and calls the shortfall early
Routes anything ambiguous to human review
Schedule
The schedule already shows where to act.
A 14-day slip moves R$ 922k of cash.
Structural steel slips 14 days
R$ 922k of receivables slide to Sep 10
Projected cash drops below zero
The details that decide the cash.
projected cash, with Tirion
R$126.5k
duplicate invoice blockedR$ 0
phase 07 billing collected+R$ 432,000
cement renegotiatedR$ 29.90
cash call plannedno interest
projected cash, before Tirion
−R$490k
duplicate invoice paid−R$ 184,500
phase 07 billing stalled−R$ 432,000
cement above market−R$ 2,752
cash call with interest−R$ 18,400
Cash
Next month’s cash, visible today.
+R$ 131.7kprojected cash, up from minus R$ 517k
The plan lands before the cash runs out.
Today−R$ 490k3 weeks in the red · bottom of the dip in week 4
W4
With the plan+R$ 126.5k0 weeks in the red · zero interest cost
W4
Bill phase 07 early · structural steel+R$ 432,000 into W3
Reschedule Gerdau Aços by 21 days−R$ 184,500 out of W3
Bill phase 04 early · masonry+R$ 218,000 into W4
Reschedule Votorantim by 14 days−R$ 96,200 out of W4
Invoices
Every invoice finds its job on its own.
97%of invoices coded without a human
You are paying11.8% above marketwithout seeing it.
The duplicate invoice is blocked before payment.
Duplicate Gerdau invoice
same invoice key on two documents, payment blocked
highR$ 184,500.00
CA-50 rebar above the curve
R$ 8.90/kg against a historical high of R$ 6.45
highR$ 52,300.00
Expense on an unlikely job
this supplier has only ever served job-014
mediumR$ 23,800.00
Ready-mix concrete above average
R$ 445/m³ against an average of R$ 397
lowR$ 9,600.00
At risk
4 open alerts
R$ 270.2k
Never buy above market again.
Prices paid on the job compared with market references
Material
You pay
Market
Delta
Cement CP-II
R$ 34.20
R$ 29.90
+14.4%
Clay block 14cm
R$ 1,120.00
R$ 1,040.00
+7.7%
Tile mortar AC-II
R$ 25.10
R$ 23.50
+6.8%
Washed medium sand
R$ 98.00
R$ 92.00
+6.5%
CA-50 rebar
R$ 6.45
R$ 6.12
+5.4%
Tirion, construction ERP, or spreadsheet.
Tirion compared with a traditional construction ERP and a spreadsheet for construction financial control
Construction financial control
Tirion
Traditional construction ERP
Spreadsheets
Forecasts the next months of cash
Anticipates from the schedule
Records what already went out
Depends on who builds it
Codes invoices to the right job
Automatic, with confidence level
Manual entry
Manual entry
Checks material prices against market
Yes, at invoice entry
Rare
No
Natural-language questions
Yes
No
No
Updates when the job changes
In real time
At month-end close
When someone rebuilds it
Replaces what you already use
No, it layers on top
Requires migration
Is its own ceiling
Tirion does not replace your ERP or your schedule. It is the AI layer that reads them and turns the record into a cash decision.
Straight from the job site.
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I keep putting money in, but at some point I am going to have to stop.
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Right now we do it by hand. I have pieces of the job scattered everywhere. I want it all in one place.
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If a phase loses money, we need to break that phase apart and see exactly what happened, down to the cent.
What to know before the first job.
Tirion is AI construction financial control software by HomoDeus. It connects the construction schedule, budget, committed costs, measured progress, and supplier invoices to forecast when a job will need cash, code every invoice to the right job and cost code, and flag material prices above market. It runs on the data your company already keeps.
It crosses the schedule with the budget, committed costs, measured progress, material deliveries, and payment terms to project when each obligation becomes an outflow and each billing milestone becomes a receipt. Every progress update refreshes the forecast, so the next months of cash appear without anyone building a spreadsheet.
Tirion goes after the three things that quietly eat a job’s margin: no visibility into cash, manual invoice entry, and overpaying for material. Large projects routinely run over schedule and over budget (McKinsey Global Institute, Reinventing Construction), and getting ahead of cash and price is what stops the hole before it opens.
An ERP records what already happened. Tirion anticipates: it projects future cash from the schedule, codes invoices without data entry, and answers questions in plain language. The ERP holds the data, Tirion turns the data into a decision. That is why it works on top of your ERP and your schedule instead of replacing them.
Yes. Tirion reads and codes each invoice, watches delays, billing, and budget across every job, projects cash, and routes ambiguous cases to human review. Each agent has one clear job and always shows the evidence. The decision to move money stays with your team.
No. Tirion is a decision layer on top of the systems you already run. Your ERP, estimating software, and schedule stay the sources of truth. It layers on what you have without a migration, which is why implementation is measured in weeks.
Yes. The invoice key identifies the same invoice entered twice, and the price catalog flags purchases above the historical curve and expenses coded to the wrong job. Every alert carries the evidence and the amount at risk, before payment goes out.
Tirion is a product of HomoDeus, an AI lab that ships production systems for companies in the United States, Brazil, and Portugal. Tirion applies that work to construction: AI financial control from the schedule to the cash. This page is written and maintained by the HomoDeus team.
Tirion reads the content of each invoice and the context of the job to decide the coding, and shows a confidence level on every assignment. When confidence is low the invoice goes to human review instead of being posted wrong. You keep control over what gets booked.
Tirion compares the price paid on each invoice against public price references, supplier catalogs, and quotes pulled on demand. Every reference carries its source and collection date, so an overpricing alert is auditable rather than a black box.
No. Every move in the plan is a proposal: billing a phase early requires the phase to actually be complete, and rescheduling a payment requires the supplier to agree. Nothing moves money without your team approving it.
Tirion works for everyone from small general contractors to developers. The value, getting ahead of cash and cutting the manual work of invoices and spreadsheets, grows with the number of concurrent jobs. The more jobs running at once, the more it is worth having cash, invoices, and prices in one place.
Typical implementation takes weeks, because Tirion consumes data your company already has: the schedule, the invoices, and the purchase records. There is nothing to rebuild. The cash forecast and the invoice coding show up in the first cycles.
No. The forecast supports the decision and changes when the job data changes. Your team stays responsible for validating progress, commitments, and funding decisions. Tirion shows the number and the evidence behind it so the decision belongs to your team, not to a black box.
Yes. Your job data is used to generate your forecasts and your answers, inside your environment. Tirion treats fiscal and financial documents as sensitive information and does not expose your numbers to third parties.
