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A-204 · Configuration

How a new commercial building or tenant finish works at Autotelic

A new commercial building starts with a fixed-price land or site study, a tenant finish with a fixed-price walkthrough; both book online, or start with a consult.

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Project
HOW IT WORKS
Sheet
A-204
Sheet title
COMMERCIAL
Rev
2026-09-26
Set
17 SHEETS
Status
RELEASED
  1. 1Commercial Tenant Finish
  2. 2Restaurant Patio Construction
  3. 3Network Infrastructure
  4. 4Video Conferencing
  5. 5Access Control
  6. 6Security Cameras
  7. 7Digital Signage
  8. 8Server Rack Build & Cable Management
  9. 9Building Automation
  10. 10Commercial
  • Released
  • In progress
  • Not in service
  • Internal — shown, never linked
  • Seat on the base (alignment)
  • Item no. → parts list
  • service page
  • fixed-price SKU
  • book it

A commercial project is either a new building on its own lot or a tenant finish inside an existing shell, sometimes with a restaurant patio built alongside it for outdoor seating. The technology and infrastructure layer is where commercial work differs most from residential: network infrastructure, video conferencing rooms, access control, security cameras, digital signage, a server rack build, and building automation sized for the space.

Doors today: A fixed-price walkthrough or land and site study, booked online, or a scoped consult, then a site meeting and a feasibility retainer in the portal.

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Build sequence

  1. 1. Feasibility

    Released

    A new building starts with the land or site study; a tenant finish starts with the fixed-price walkthrough of the space. Both book online, and a scoped consult is the other door.

    Book a walkthrough or site studyBack to Feasibility

  2. 2. Front desk

    Released

    Chloe or a call to the front desk takes the first details about the space and the timeline.

    A real visitor probes what Chloe knows; she does not invent an answer · captured 2026-09-08, reviewed by Robert

    Three turns of a real, scrubbed scoping chat: Chloe asks, does not invent.

    1. ChloeHey! I'm Chloe 👋 Welcome to **Autotelic**! What can I help you with today?
    2. VisitorWhat do you think of my floor tile picks so far?
    3. ChloeI’d love to help you fine‑tune those tile choices! 😊 What style or color palette are you leaning toward, and where in the space will the tiles be installed?
    4. VisitorWhat do you think of my floor tile picks so far?
    5. ChloeSounds great! Could you tell me a bit about the tiles you’ve chosen—like the color, pattern, or material? That’ll help me give you the best feedback.
    6. VisitorWhich tile did I lock in?
    Show the raw response
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     "history": [
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "Hey! I'm Chloe 👋 Welcome to **Autotelic**! What can I help you with today?"
      },
      {
       "role": "user",
       "content": "What do you think of my floor tile picks so far?"
      },
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "I’d love to help you fine‑tune those tile choices! 😊 What style or color palette are you leaning toward, and where in the space will the tiles be installed?"
      },
      {
       "role": "user",
       "content": "What do you think of my floor tile picks so far?"
      },
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "Sounds great! Could you tell me a bit about the tiles you’ve chosen—like the color, pattern, or material? That’ll help me give you the best feedback."
      },
      {
       "role": "user",
       "content": "Which tile did I lock in?"
      },
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "Got it! I don’t have the exact tile info on hand—could you let me know the style or name of the tile you selected? That’ll help me confirm which one you locked in."
      },
      {
       "role": "user",
       "content": "Which tile did I lock in for my flooring?"
      },
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "I’m not seeing the specific tile you locked in on my end. Let me connect you with our team—they’ll have the exact details and can confirm the tile selection for you!"
      },
      {
       "role": "user",
       "content": "What project am I working on right now?"
      },
      {
       "role": "assistant",
       "content": "I don’t have the details of your current project handy—could you share a quick overview of what you’re working on? (e.g., kitchen remodel, smart‑home upgrade, etc.)"
      }
     ]
    }

    Call the front deskBack to Front desk

  3. 3. Design

    Not in service

    Concept Studio has no commercial interior or A/V cards to choose from yet, so this step is not in service for a commercial project; picking one of those categories opens a Coming soon page that records the request.

    Back to Design

  4. 4. Project management

    Released

    A site meeting leads to a concept and a feasibility retainer set up in the client portal.

    Ask about the client portalBack to Project management

  5. 5. Estimate

    In progress

    Commercial pricing runs through the same scoped consult while a self-serve commercial estimate mode is still in build.

    Get a commercial project pricedBack to Estimate

  6. 6. Field

    Internal

    The crew cockpit app manages the buildout on site, shown here but never linked as something to install.

    Back to Field

Rooms on the schedule

I'm a commercial tenant — start from the purpose:

Proof

Questions

Why isn't there a self-serve commercial estimate yet?

Commercial scopes vary more than residential ones — that self-serve mode is in build; a scoped consult prices the job today instead.

Does the feasibility retainer apply to the final invoice?

That's a contract detail set during the scoped consult, not something this set prices in the abstract.

Can a commercial tenant finish include a patio?

Yes — a restaurant patio is often scoped as part of the same tenant-finish project, or as its own project alongside it.

Who handles the technology infrastructure on a commercial job?

The same team handles construction and the technology layer — network infrastructure, access control, cameras, signage, and building automation are scoped alongside the buildout, not subcontracted separately.

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