RDash (YC W22) — AI powered construction management software
RDash is an AI powered construction management software that unifies site teams, procurement, design and finance - out of box; Without requiring customer to stitch anything. We are fastest to deploy and compatible with most accounting and ERP tools.
RDash is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2022 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: AI Powered Construction Management Software. The founders listed are Amit Bansal (Founder), Puneet Bansal (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, December 12, 2021).
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RDash is an AI powered construction management software that unifies site teams, procurement, design and finance - out of box; Without requiring customer to stitch anything. We are fastest to deploy and compatible with most accounting and ERP tools.
Amit Bansal
Founder
Co-founder and CEO at Rdash.
I am a Civil Engineering graduate and worked as a structural designer at WSP. I have done postgraduate in supply chain management and had a short stint at Madura Fashion (The largest fashion retailer in India) before co-founding quifers.com. Quifers is a logistics SaaS platform for big enterprises that got acquired in May 2021.
Puneet Bansal
Founder
Product Person
I did my graduation in Civil engineering from IIT Delhi in 2012 and worked at WSP as a facilities designer-BIM professional for retail, mall, and engineering projects of UK and middle-east.
I took to startup journey by joining Quifers ( a logistics a SAAS platform) as product manager in 2017.
In 2019, I co-founded 91Squarefeet.
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