Junction

Connect · Owner-side capital program management

e-Builder MCP server: connect e-Builder to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot

Junction is an MCP server for e-Builder (Trimble Unity Construct). e-Builder, now Trimble Unity Construct, is capital-program and project-delivery software used by owners such as school districts, hospitals and government agencies.
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Connect e-Builder in minutes

Connect e-Builder to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot in minutes (about an hour for on-premise systems): sign up, connect e-Builder, add Junction to your AI tool and ask.

Questions you could ask about e-Builder

  • “Which capital projects are over their approved budget?”
  • “What are the open change orders on each program?”
  • “Which invoices are waiting for approval the longest?”

Junction only reads, and what each person can see follows the permissions and roles your administrator sets.

Who asks what of e-Builder

  • Owners and owner's representatives run capital programs in e-Builder. Program managers ask about budgets and approvals; finance asks about invoices.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an MCP server for e-Builder?
Yes. Junction is an MCP server that connects e-Builder to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot, so your team can ask about it in plain English. Connect it in minutes (about an hour for on-premise systems).
Is this only for contractors?
No. Owners and owner's representatives use e-Builder, and Junction works for them as well as for contractors.
Can the AI change anything in e-Builder?
No. Junction only reads. It never writes, edits or deletes anything in e-Builder, and what each person can see follows the permissions and roles your administrator sets.

Connect e-Builder yourself, in minutes

Sign up, connect e-Builder, add Junction to your AI tool and ask. Plans start at $149 a month. See pricing.

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e-Builder (Trimble Unity Construct) is a product of Trimble. Junction is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Trimble; product names are used only to describe compatibility.