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IT Brief Ireland explores how construction claims are shaped long before disputes arise, and how better site data capture is changing the outcome.

Data Centre News covers how Scopey Onsite is applying AI to capture and structure construction site data.

SmartCompany included Scopey Onsite in its weekly roundup of Australian startups securing investment.

CFO Tech highlights how Scopey Onsite helps construction teams turn site communications into structured project records.

The hidden risk on construction sites: Missing records

Scopey Onsite’s Gillian Laging shares why AI alone will not reduce construction disputes unless project documentation improves.

Longford startup Scopey is building an AI platform that turns WhatsApp messages from construction sites into structured project records.

Longford-based AI company Scopey Onsite is raising €5 million in seed funding to drive its commercial launch and expand its construction data platform.

Scopey Onsite, a Longford based AI company, has raised €623,000 to date and is building a WhatsApp powered solution that helps construction teams capture site events in real time, protecting margin and strengthening commercial position.

Scopey Onsite was featured in SiliconRepublic.com as part of national coverage highlighting Irish startups engaging directly with Enterprise Ireland and government on the realities of building and scaling early-stage companies.

Scopey has been featured in the Longford Leader following its inclusion in the Business Post’s Hot 100 Start-Ups, recognising local innovation with national reach.

Scopey was highlighted in the Business Post’s Hot 100 Startups list, recognising emerging companies shaping the future of Irish innovation.

Jenna Farrell, CEO of Scopey, appears on Midlands 103’s Taking Care Of Business with Ronan Berry to discuss AI in construction.

IT Brief Ireland explores how construction claims are shaped long before disputes arise, and how better site data capture is changing the outcome.

Data Centre News covers how Scopey Onsite is applying AI to capture and structure construction site data.

SmartCompany included Scopey Onsite in its weekly roundup of Australian startups securing investment.

CFO Tech highlights how Scopey Onsite helps construction teams turn site communications into structured project records.

The hidden risk on construction sites: Missing records

Scopey Onsite’s Gillian Laging shares why AI alone will not reduce construction disputes unless project documentation improves.

Longford startup Scopey is building an AI platform that turns WhatsApp messages from construction sites into structured project records.

Longford-based AI company Scopey Onsite is raising €5 million in seed funding to drive its commercial launch and expand its construction data platform.

Scopey Onsite, a Longford based AI company, has raised €623,000 to date and is building a WhatsApp powered solution that helps construction teams capture site events in real time, protecting margin and strengthening commercial position.

Scopey Onsite was featured in SiliconRepublic.com as part of national coverage highlighting Irish startups engaging directly with Enterprise Ireland and government on the realities of building and scaling early-stage companies.

Scopey has been featured in the Longford Leader following its inclusion in the Business Post’s Hot 100 Start-Ups, recognising local innovation with national reach.

Scopey was highlighted in the Business Post’s Hot 100 Startups list, recognising emerging companies shaping the future of Irish innovation.

Jenna Farrell, CEO of Scopey, appears on Midlands 103’s Taking Care Of Business with Ronan Berry to discuss AI in construction.

IT Brief Ireland explores how construction claims are shaped long before disputes arise, and how better site data capture is changing the outcome.

Data Centre News covers how Scopey Onsite is applying AI to capture and structure construction site data.

SmartCompany included Scopey Onsite in its weekly roundup of Australian startups securing investment.

CFO Tech highlights how Scopey Onsite helps construction teams turn site communications into structured project records.

The hidden risk on construction sites: Missing records

Scopey Onsite’s Gillian Laging shares why AI alone will not reduce construction disputes unless project documentation improves.

Longford startup Scopey is building an AI platform that turns WhatsApp messages from construction sites into structured project records.

Longford-based AI company Scopey Onsite is raising €5 million in seed funding to drive its commercial launch and expand its construction data platform.

Scopey Onsite, a Longford based AI company, has raised €623,000 to date and is building a WhatsApp powered solution that helps construction teams capture site events in real time, protecting margin and strengthening commercial position.

Scopey Onsite was featured in SiliconRepublic.com as part of national coverage highlighting Irish startups engaging directly with Enterprise Ireland and government on the realities of building and scaling early-stage companies.

Scopey has been featured in the Longford Leader following its inclusion in the Business Post’s Hot 100 Start-Ups, recognising local innovation with national reach.

Scopey was highlighted in the Business Post’s Hot 100 Startups list, recognising emerging companies shaping the future of Irish innovation.

Jenna Farrell, CEO of Scopey, appears on Midlands 103’s Taking Care Of Business with Ronan Berry to discuss AI in construction.

IT Brief Ireland explores how construction claims are shaped long before disputes arise, and how better site data capture is changing the outcome.

Data Centre News covers how Scopey Onsite is applying AI to capture and structure construction site data.

SmartCompany included Scopey Onsite in its weekly roundup of Australian startups securing investment.

CFO Tech highlights how Scopey Onsite helps construction teams turn site communications into structured project records.

The hidden risk on construction sites: Missing records

Scopey Onsite’s Gillian Laging shares why AI alone will not reduce construction disputes unless project documentation improves.

Longford startup Scopey is building an AI platform that turns WhatsApp messages from construction sites into structured project records.

Longford-based AI company Scopey Onsite is raising €5 million in seed funding to drive its commercial launch and expand its construction data platform.

Scopey Onsite, a Longford based AI company, has raised €623,000 to date and is building a WhatsApp powered solution that helps construction teams capture site events in real time, protecting margin and strengthening commercial position.

Scopey Onsite was featured in SiliconRepublic.com as part of national coverage highlighting Irish startups engaging directly with Enterprise Ireland and government on the realities of building and scaling early-stage companies.

Scopey has been featured in the Longford Leader following its inclusion in the Business Post’s Hot 100 Start-Ups, recognising local innovation with national reach.

Scopey was highlighted in the Business Post’s Hot 100 Startups list, recognising emerging companies shaping the future of Irish innovation.

Jenna Farrell, CEO of Scopey, appears on Midlands 103’s Taking Care Of Business with Ronan Berry to discuss AI in construction.

IT Brief Ireland explores how construction claims are shaped long before disputes arise, and how better site data capture is changing the outcome.

Data Centre News covers how Scopey Onsite is applying AI to capture and structure construction site data.

SmartCompany included Scopey Onsite in its weekly roundup of Australian startups securing investment.

CFO Tech highlights how Scopey Onsite helps construction teams turn site communications into structured project records.

The hidden risk on construction sites: Missing records

Scopey Onsite’s Gillian Laging shares why AI alone will not reduce construction disputes unless project documentation improves.

Longford startup Scopey is building an AI platform that turns WhatsApp messages from construction sites into structured project records.

Longford-based AI company Scopey Onsite is raising €5 million in seed funding to drive its commercial launch and expand its construction data platform.

Scopey Onsite, a Longford based AI company, has raised €623,000 to date and is building a WhatsApp powered solution that helps construction teams capture site events in real time, protecting margin and strengthening commercial position.

Scopey Onsite was featured in SiliconRepublic.com as part of national coverage highlighting Irish startups engaging directly with Enterprise Ireland and government on the realities of building and scaling early-stage companies.

Scopey has been featured in the Longford Leader following its inclusion in the Business Post’s Hot 100 Start-Ups, recognising local innovation with national reach.

Scopey was highlighted in the Business Post’s Hot 100 Startups list, recognising emerging companies shaping the future of Irish innovation.

Jenna Farrell, CEO of Scopey, appears on Midlands 103’s Taking Care Of Business with Ronan Berry to discuss AI in construction.