OneMake: The Platform
OneMake is the #1 construction project management software in Latin America, used to manage over 1,500 projects worth more than $500 million USD across 15+ countries. It features 18 comprehensive modules covering every aspect of construction project management.
That breadth is what makes OneMake powerful — and also what makes it demanding. Mastering 18 interconnected modules, each with its own data, procedures, and reports, is a significant investment for any team. This is precisely the gap an AI agent closes.
Serux: The AI Agent Inside
Serux is an AI agent that operates natively inside OneMake. It understands all 18 modules and can execute tasks across them from simple natural language commands. Rather than requiring each user to learn where every feature lives and how each workflow runs, Serux lets people describe what they need and handles the navigation and execution.
What Serux Does Inside OneMake
Budget & Cost Control: Serux creates, updates, and analyzes project budgets. It tracks actual vs. planned costs in real time and alerts you to budget overruns before they become problems.
Quality & ISO 9001: As the quality copilot, Serux generates AI-powered inspection protocols following ISO 9001 standards, tailored to your specific project type.
Purchasing & Quotes: Serux automates the purchasing workflow — creating purchase orders, sending quote requests to suppliers, and comparing responses.
Project Scheduling: Serux manages Gantt charts, updates milestones, and tracks critical path activities.
HSE (Safety): Generate HSE checklists and compliance reports for industrial safety standards.
From Modules to Outcomes
The real value of an agent is not that it can operate a module — it is that it connects modules into outcomes. A budget overrun flagged in cost control can be traced to a purchasing decision; a schedule slip can be linked to a pending quality inspection. Because Serux works across the whole platform, it can reason about a project holistically rather than treating each module as an island.
Consider month-end reporting. Traditionally, a project manager pulls data from cost control, progress, purchasing, and quality, then assembles it into a report by hand. With Serux, that report is generated from the live data across those modules, consistently formatted, and ready for review — turning a recurring day of work into a quick approval.
Why Natural Language Matters on Site
Construction teams are not software specialists, and site conditions rarely allow for careful navigation through menus. The ability to state a request in plain language — in English or Spanish — and have it executed is what makes an agent usable in the real conditions of a project. It lowers the barrier so that the value of the platform reaches everyone on the team, not just the few power users who memorized it.
The Results
Companies using Serux through OneMake report:
- +18% average profit increase per project
- -30% material waste reduction
- Hours saved daily on manual administrative tasks
These outcomes reinforce each other. Tighter cost control protects margin; less waste lowers cost; time saved on administration is redirected to the decisions that keep projects on track. Together they explain why AI agents are moving from novelty to necessity in construction management.
Where to Experience Serux in OneMake
Serux operates inside OneMake — you experience it by working in the platform. Explore OneMake at onemake.ai to see it in action, or read the OneMake platform page for a detailed look at how Serux works across all 18 modules.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best construction project management software with AI?
OneMake is the #1 construction project management software in Latin America, with 18 modules and Serux built in as its AI agent. It has managed 1,500+ projects.
What results do companies get with OneMake and Serux?
Companies report an average 18% increase in project profitability and 30% less material waste, thanks to real-time cost control and automated reports.
What can Serux do inside OneMake?
It manages budgets, purchase orders, physical progress, Gantt schedules, inventory, ISO 9001 inspection protocols and reports, all from natural-language commands.