Bridgit

Bridgit develops workforce planning software for the construction industry, giving contractors a consolidated view of projects, open roles and people. The platform, marketed under the Bridgit Bench name, covers project planning, internal resumes, forecasting, integrations and workforce communication, and includes a mobile application for users who split time between office and jobsite.

Core capabilities include allocating staff to projects and building project teams; storing employee job history, skills, certifications, location and availability in searchable internal profiles; and modeling workforce needs against a real-time project pipeline to identify staffing gaps, hiring timing and bid capacity. Communication features centralize staffing updates through SMS and email assignment alerts, project-wide announcements and notes attached to individual profiles. Integrations sync project, pursuit and people data from contractors' existing systems.

Bridgit AI, described by the company as built exclusively for construction workforce planning, supports natural-language queries about projects and workforce experience, generates reusable reports, and uses agents to propose teams for open roles and take action on approved recommendations for repetitive manual tasks.

Business model

Bridgit sells its workforce planning platform to construction contractors as software used by operations, technology, HR and executive staff.

Traction

The company states it is used by nearly 40% of top contractors, and publishes customer accounts citing reduced planning meetings, time savings of several hours per week per user, and improved visibility into staffing and resource allocation.