Document Crunch is an AI-driven contract risk platform built for the commercial construction industry, helping general contractors, risk teams, and project staff catch contractual exposure before it turns into disputes. Founded in 2019 by Josh Levy, Adam Nadler, Jennifer Bush, and Adam Handfinger, the company is based in Alpharetta, Georgia, and has grown to serve construction firms including DPR, Balfour Beatty, and Swinerton.
The platform's core engine, CrunchAI, reads contracts, specs, and addendums with construction-specific training, citing the source clause behind each flagged risk rather than returning a generic summary. A companion module, Project Assist, automates recurring reviews and drafts submittals and RFIs, while the underlying Platform tracks who owns each identified risk across a project team from pursuit through closeout.
Document Crunch suits general contractors, subcontractors, and construction attorneys who need contract review to keep pace with active projects rather than sit in a backlog. Pricing is not published; the company sells through a sales-assisted, contact-for-pricing model common among enterprise construction software vendors, and in October 2024 raised a $22 million Series B backed partly by Trimble Ventures, which announced plans to acquire the company outright.
