The solidity of a structure depends not only on the materials: it also depends on the memory of the project.

However, in the reality of projects, budget overruns, scheduling delays, and quality problems persist.

So why ?

What if the difficulty stemmed not from a lack of information, but rather from its dispersion and prioritization?

It is from this observation that AGEPI (Assistant de Gestion de Projet Immobilier) was born: It is a SaaS application, which structures and organizes information to make it a real factor of performance.

Because a building is never simply the execution of an initial plan. From the initial sketch to the final delivery, a structure is built through hundreds of decisions: construction principles chosen, technical adaptations made during the construction phase, execution constraints, and economic trade-offs. These decisions gradually constitute the technical history of the building.

But this story is built through an immense amount of information: reports, technical documents, exchanges between stakeholders, and above all thousands of emails that circulated throughout the project.

We can then imagine the project as a large pool of information.

Each exchange, each document, each decision enriches it.

AGEPI works precisely this way: it gathers project information, both that which you receive and that which your colleagues receive, as long as it relates to the operation. Information is no longer confined to individual email inboxes; it becomes a shared project memory.

It then becomes easy to find information: by keyword, by speaker, by subject, or by element of the work. You simply need to delve into the project's memory to find the exchange or decision you're looking for.

The latest evolution of AGEPI also relies on an artificial intelligence assistant, designed to support teams operationally and contribute even more to the efficiency of project management.

If the construction site is a story, AGEPI becomes its memory.

The result: more relaxed teams on construction sites, more time devoted to the technical details that make the difference, and a greater presence where it's truly needed—on the ground. Project productivity also improves. Everyone benefits.

Developed by ADIFIS's project management team, the tool was born from the experience of its founders, who created their design-build company more than twelve years ago. Driven by the desire to make projects more transparent and efficient, they designed AGEPI based on their daily project management practice.

In a sector where structures are designed to last for decades, the ability to understand the history of a project becomes an essential issue, not only for site management, but also for the sustainability of the buildings.

Presence at the ConstructionTech Village, by Digital Twin | BIM World Paris 2026

AGEPI will be present, in partnership with Once for All, as an exhibitor at the ConstructionTech Village by Digital Twin | BIM World, on April 1st and 2nd, 2026 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.

The ConstructionTech Village is a space dedicated to innovative digital solutions that are transforming construction practices. It brings together 60 startups alongside institutional partners such as CCCA-BTP, CAPEB, FFB, CFA, Compagnons du Devoir and major players in the construction industry, on April 1st and 2nd, 2026 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.

AGEPI is proud to be sponsored by Once For All, a leading player in the digitalization and security of the construction sector's supply chain. By facilitating the qualification and reliability of companies involved in projects, Once For All helps establish a framework of trust essential for the smooth running of operations.

This vision naturally aligns with AGEPI's: in a construction project, success depends on both the reliability of the stakeholders and the clarity of the decisions. Alongside Once For All, which structures and secures relationships between the project's companies, AGEPI makes a complementary contribution by preserving and organizing the records of information that shape the project.

This is an opportunity for visitors to discover a tech-driven approach to construction focused on a simple objective: to put information at the service of projects that are more readable, more fluid and more sustainable.