Cogram
Cogram is an AI platform for architects and engineers.
At a glance
3.9 out of 5
Scored by Alex after real useOur verdict
Cogram streamlines project documentation with AI tools. Best suited for firms using legacy software. Those needing custom-trained models should skip it.
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Questions about Cogram
What is Cogram?
Cogram is an AI platform for architects and engineers that streamlines project documentation. It drafts field reports and meeting minutes in a firm's own templates, includes a project agent, and automates RFI logging and review through its Procore integration. It runs on the web and through an API.
How much does Cogram cost?
Cogram starts from $79 per month for individuals, which includes AI meeting minutes, field reports and the project agent but excludes custom-trained models. There is no free tier. Pricing is modular, with floating licenses for individuals and teams, and the reviewer notes the free trial is limited to two weeks with basic features only.
What does Cogram integrate with?
Cogram integrates with Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Procore, Autodesk, Zoom, Google Meet, Deltek, Unanet and more. The Procore connection lets it automate RFI logging and review, which the reviewer lists among its main strengths alongside its custom templates for field reports and meeting minutes.
Is Cogram secure?
Cogram is SOC 2 Type II certified and supports SAML-2.0-based SSO and MFA with encryption. The reviewer lists secure sign-in with multi-factor authentication as a strength. It only supports hybrid cloud deployment, though, with no private or on-premises server option.
Who should skip Cogram?
Toolio lists Cogram as not for on-premises server administrators, since it only supports hybrid cloud deployment. The reviewer adds that firms needing custom-trained models should skip it, because Cogram does not train AI models on customer data. It is best for architects, designers and project managers.