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Built Technologies
Built Technologies gives construction lenders and contractors an AI-powered draw-management and payments platform.
Built Technologies
Built Technologies builds the digital plumbing for construction finance — connecting lenders, developers, contractors, and compliance workflows on a single platform. Its software manages construction draws, budget tracking, inspections, lien waivers, and digital payments across commercial and consumer projects. The firm reports use by more than 170 lenders and thousands of contractors, though it does not publicly disclose total capital managed through the system (per the firm's website). The product suite spans underwriting, portfolio reporting, accounts payable, and draw management, with an AI layer that generates insights across deals. The platform serves both sides of the transaction: lenders use Built to accelerate funding, cut compliance risk, and centralize portfolio data; contractors use it to get paid faster and reduce administrative overhead. Use-cases include construction-loan administration, inspection routing, digital signatures, and automated reporting. Customer testimonials on the firm's site cite draw-turnaround reductions from one week to one or two days, and funding cycle times of four days for commercial draws. Built's marketplace feature lets users order goods and services directly inside the platform. Headquartered in Nashville, Built remains private about its financial metrics, employee count, and executive roster. No recent funding rounds, leadership changes, or strategic transactions are publicly confirmed within the last 24 months. The firm maintains a sales and support presence via a contact form, email, and an 800-number — all routing through its Nashville base — but does not list additional offices. Built occupies an unusual niche: vertical SaaS for construction finance rather than general-purpose lending or project-management software. By digitizing draw administration — a step that historically relies on spreadsheets, phone calls, and paper checks — the firm embeds itself in a workflow that competitors in either proptech or fintech rarely aggregate from end to end.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Nashville
Corporate office
Nashville, TN, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What problem does Built Technologies solve for lenders?
Built automates the construction-draw process — tracking budgets, routing inspections, collecting lien waivers, and releasing payments. Lenders use the platform to reduce draw-turnaround time from weeks to one or two days, while actively monitoring portfolio-level risk through centralized reporting and compliance dashboards. The system connects to the tools lenders already use via native integrations.
Does Built disclose assets under administration or total capital managed through the platform?
No. The firm states on its website that it works with over 170 lenders and thousands of contractors, but it does not publish an aggregate capital-managed figure or an AUM equivalent. Any capital-flow number would be an external estimate.
Is Built a lender, a software vendor, or a marketplace?
Built operates as a vertical SaaS company focused on construction finance. It is not a direct lender — it provides the workflow, inspection, payment, and analytics layer that lenders and contractors use to originate, administer, and close construction loans. Its marketplace feature allows users to order goods and services within the platform, adding a procurement dimension.
Which sectors does Built Technologies explicitly serve?
Built serves real estate construction finance, spanning commercial and consumer (residential) construction. Its customers include construction lenders — such as banks and private credit providers — and general contractors. The firm does not claim exposure to infrastructure, renewable-energy project finance, or heavy-civil construction in its public materials.
How does Built's product integrate with existing lender or contractor systems?
The firm emphasizes native integrations with systems its users already run, enabling automated data syncing across accounting, project-management, and payment tools. Public materials do not list specific integration partners, but Built markets its connectivity and AI layer as core differentiators that reduce manual re-keying and lag between project events and portfolio visibility.
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