SIS Releases Construct 365 Copilot for Construction Financial Intelligence

Jul 7, 2026
SIS has announced the general availability of Construct 365 Copilot, a suite of specialized AI agents that deliver real-time project financial insights for construction enterprises using Dynamics 365 Finance and Construct 365 data.

SIS has announced the general availability of Construct 365 Copilot, a suite of specialized AI agents that provide instant financial intelligence for construction enterprises. The launch was announced in a press release.

Construct 365 Copilot connects to Dynamics 365 Finance and SIS Construct 365 Project Cost Management data through the MCP Connector, allowing commercial, finance, and project teams to query data in natural language and receive answers within seconds. The agents operate in real time, removing the need for manual reporting or spreadsheet analysis.

Among its functions are CVR Command for per-project cost value reconciliation, WIP Command for work in progress analysis, and Commitment Guard to flag purchase order or subcontract overruns. Additional agents address billing, forecasting, equipment use, variations, and project setup. All agents are read-only and require no new infrastructure.

According to the company, Construct 365 Copilot aims to accelerate reporting cycles and improve margin control for construction businesses in both the UK and US markets. The solution is now available to existing SIS Construct 365 and Dynamics 365 customers.

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