Dulles, Va. – October 19, 2026 -- Unanet, a provider of AI-first ERP and growth software for architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) firms, will exhibit at seven industry events between October 21 and November 20 and lead three speaking sessions on agentic AI in the project lifecycle.
Unanet will demo two AI products at every stop
The company will showcase Champ Assist, which embeds AI intelligence in Unanet applications to surface insights and streamline workflows. It will also show Champ Agents, powered by Wyatt, an agentic AI platform that connects Unanet with other systems and automates end-to-end processes.
Unanet says the aim is to help AEC firms move beyond tracking their business to driving it. Sessions will cover using AI to improve project outcomes, profitability and growth.
Three sessions are scheduled across October and November
Lucas Hayden, senior director of AEC strategy, will present twice:
- "The AI-First Project Lifecycle: What Changes When Your Business Systems Start Working for You," at PSMJ AEC THRIVE in Scottsdale, Ariz., on October 23 at 9:45 a.m.
- "Beyond the Prompt – 5 Engineering Firm Workflows Ready for Agentic AI," at the ACEC Fall Conference in Phoenix, on October 27 at 2:15 p.m.
Luke Keller, vice president of AI products, will present "From CRM to Get Work: How Construction Firms Can Turn Disconnected Signals into Guided Growth" at Trimble Dimensions in Las Vegas on November 10 at 1:30 p.m.
Unanet will also exhibit at four further conferences
Booths are planned at Procore Groundbreak 2026 in Orlando, Fla. (October 21–22, booth 2924); PSMJ AEC THRIVE (October 21–23, booth 12); and the ACEC Fall Conference (October 25–28, booth 501). Unanet will also attend the Design-Build Conference & Expo in Cleveland (November 4–6, booth 434), Trimble Dimensions (November 9–11, booth 2117) and SAME SBC 2026 in Charlotte (November 4–6, booth 1802). The AEC AI Summit in Austin (November 18–20) completes the schedule.
Customer feedback drives the product roadmap, Unanet says
The events will let Unanet gather input on challenges its 2026 AEC Inspire Report identifies: accelerating AI adoption, persistent talent shortages, rising proposal volumes and growing client expectations. Hayden said that "AI innovation is in our DNA," but that direct customer contact feeds product development and differentiates Unanet from providers that put less priority on customer relationships.