Your back office,
10× faster.
Talos runs AI agents across the work that slows projects down — LEED certification, submittal review, RFIs, product registers and closeout. Traceable outputs, audit-ready by default.
Riverside Office Tower
LEED BD+C · Design Development
Four workstreams.
One platform.
From early LEED feasibility to the last closeout binder — Talos covers the back-office work across the full project lifecycle.
Certify with clarity
Predict certification level, track every prerequisite and credit, and generate audit-ready documentation for LEED v5 and v4.1.
Review submittals in minutes
Agents read every product data sheet against the spec section, flag deviations and missing attachments, and draft the review stamp.
Keep the paperwork moving
RFIs, transmittals, product registers and closeout binders — assembled, cross-checked and kept current as the job changes.
Prove it on demand
Every agent output is traceable to the source document, so owner audits and certification reviews stop being fire drills.
One platform for
the whole back office.
Chase a Platinum rating, clear a submittal backlog, or keep RFIs and closeout docs from piling up — Talos runs all of it from the same project record, with every output traced to its source.
✓ Free 14-day trial · ✓ LEED v5 & v4.1 · ✓ Submittal review · ✓ SOC2 Type II
LEED APs and GC teams love it.
Feedback from across the platform — certification work, submittal review, and everything else the back office carries.
“Cut our LEED documentation time from 3 weeks to 3 days. The agents catch things we used to miss entirely.”
“Finally, a tool that understands LEED credit interdependencies. Our first project using it hit Platinum.”
“A 400-page mechanical submittal used to eat a full day. Talos returns a marked-up review with deviations flagged before lunch.”
“It caught a fire-rating mismatch between the data sheet and the spec section that three of us had already signed off on.”
“RFIs, transmittals and the product register all stay current on their own now. Our closeout binder was done before substantial completion.”
“The owner audit took two hours instead of two weeks — every number traced straight back to a source document.”