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For owners and their project teams

Tell Lianta what you need. Put a whole team to work.

Tell Lianta what you are planning, by voice or text. Specialist AI managers prepare the work packages, compare offers and coordinate the companies involved. Ask for the latest plan, a comparison or the next decision you need to make. You approve appointments, spending and changes to the agreed work.

Large warehouse with tall storage racks, staging areas and loading doors
Design. Build. Equip. Open.One conversation becomes a coordinated route from the first plan to handover.

What changes for your business

Less software to operate. More work moving forward.

Say what you need.

Use ordinary voice or text. Ask for an update, an explanation, a comparison or a document without learning a project-management dashboard.

Let the specialists coordinate.

The relevant AI managers connect requirements across building work, technical services, purchasing and the programme.

Keep the decisions that matter.

Choose the offers, agree the priorities and approve meaningful changes with the supporting information already prepared.

Explore a working example

Follow one warehouse project from idea to operation.

See what you provide, what the AI team prepares and where your decision moves the work forward.

Example · warehouse brief

‘We need this warehouse ready for a new operation.’

Start with a conversation, not a complex set-up. Lianta asks for the location, intended use, target date and what is already known about the space.

LIANTA / PROJECT RECORDProject briefExample · warehouse brief
Input
Warehouse location and intended operation
AI preparation
Brief, assumptions and next questions
Open the example for the complete record and next action.
Example document

Project brief

Start with a conversation, not a complex set-up. Lianta asks for the location, intended use, target date and what is already known about the space.

Input
Warehouse location and intended operation
AI preparation
Brief, assumptions and next questions
Your decision
Confirm the priorities
Next output
Survey and information requests

Example · warehouse brief

One conversation. Work done across the team.

A question for you.
Work for the whole team.

Speak or type to Lianta. Specialist AI managers prepare the answer, exchange the relevant information with companies and bring back one clear recommendation. No dashboard required.

Example · OPEN-12 · London shop refurbishment6 November 2026 · 12:00 GMT

Lianta · one consolidated recommendation

30 November is still achievable. One decision today.

We’ve checked the ventilation alternative, confirmed its delivery date and coordinated the installation with the building work. Approve the £1,200 extra cost by 16:00 today to retain the 10 November delivery. Installation and testing are scheduled before the ceiling closes on 13 November. Your decision note is ready.

To
Owner’s project lead
Record
DEC-OPEN-12-V2 · ready for your review
Based on
MEP-12-R2 + Q-12-R2 + installer W-12-R1 + programme R4
10 NovDelivery
11 NovInstallation
12 NovTesting
13 NovCeiling closure
26 NovOpening review
30 NovTarget opening
Meet the ten AI specialists behind Lianta

Design & space planning

Connects the room layout, drawings and design decisions with the work to be done.

Building work

Organises the scope for partitions, doors, finishes and specialist building trades.

Building services

Coordinates heating, cooling, ventilation, power and plumbing requirements with your specialists.

Specifications

Turns the agreed design into consistent work packages and product requirements.

Sourcing

Finds suitable trade contractors and suppliers, locally and internationally.

Tenders & cost

Clarifies quotations, organises company checks and compares costs, timing and support.

Programme & logistics

Connects lead times, deliveries, site access and work sequences to your target opening.

Site coordination

Follows up with the companies on site and tracks the impact of changes and additional work.

Quality & handover

Tracks testing, snags, training, warranties and the records needed to hand over the space.

Documents & approvals

Prepares the information and tracks the decisions your appointed specialists and authorities need.

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Example · DEC-OPEN-12-V2

One decision, with the detail prepared.

London shop refurbishment · 6 November 2026, 12:00 GMT. Target opening: 30 November. These are separate illustrative records from the hotel furniture example.

Installed cost comparison · GBP · excluding VAT
CostCurrentNew
Ventilation unit£4,800£5,600
Delivery£200£200
Mechanical installation£1,800£2,000
Electrical work£600£800
Total£7,400£8,600
Decision
Approve the additional £1,200 by 16:00 GMT on 6 November to retain the offer and delivery slot.
Technical basis
Appointed engineer’s review MEP-12-R2: airflow, power, connections and maintenance access.
Supplier reply
Q-12-R2: £5,800 for the unit and delivery to site on 10 November.
Installation
Installer W-12-R1: £2,000 mechanical work and £800 electrical work.
Sequence
10 Nov delivery; 11 Nov installation; 12 Nov testing; 13 Nov ceiling closure; 26 Nov opening review; 30 Nov target opening.
Next action
After owner approval, the authorised project lead issues the order and records the supplier’s acceptance.
Responsibilities
The appointed engineer reviews the technical basis. The site lead and installer confirm the work sequence. Future installation, testing and opening checks remain with the appointed people.

Connected work, not a rigid relay

Move the right packages forward in parallel.

An agreed specification can release long-lead purchasing while other parts of the space are still being prepared.

WorkstreamDefinePrepareDeliverOpen
Design & review
Agree the requirements
Long-lead purchasing
Order after scope and commitment approval
Building work
Prepare the site and services
Installation & checks
Proceed when the area is ready

Illustrative sequence · each package’s actual dates and dependencies are agreed for the project.

Before you start

A few things you may be wondering.

Explore all questions
Do I need a complete specification to start?

No. Start with the space, what you want it to do and your intended opening date. Lianta helps turn that starting point into a brief, identifies missing information and prepares the next questions for the right specialists.

Does Lianta replace a main contractor and a procurement specialist?

Lianta brings planning, tendering, procurement and day-to-day coordination into one AI-led service. Start with a space and a brief, and coordinate your chosen designers, trades, suppliers and installers. Or bring an existing main contractor and connect that team with the purchasing and work still to be organised. Your appointed companies build, install and carry out specialist reviews; you approve key commitments.

Do we have to use a dashboard?

No. Speak or type to Lianta to ask for an update, a comparison or a document. Your coordinator brings you the answer and the decisions that need your attention. Project information can be organised visually too, without making another dashboard your daily job.

Start with what you know

Your next step starts with a conversation.

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