Landscape Management Network has formed a strategic partnership with Attentive.ai, which specializes in AI-powered mapping and measurement for field service industries.
Through the partnership, the companies are now working toward a product integration that will combine LMN's business management platform with Attentive.ai's Automeasure product, enabling contractors to generate precise measurements and material quantities from aerial imagery and plans.
LMN previously announced in November that it had merged with SingleOps, combining the business management software and payments platforms serving the full-service landscaping, tree care, design/build, and snow removal industries.
"Our partnership with Attentive.ai represents a significant step forward in our mission to empower landscape contractors to unlock their potential to win customers for life,” says Mark Sedgley, CEO of SingleOps & LMN.
“With Attentive.ai, our customers can dramatically reduce the time spent on measurements and takeoffs while improving accuracy and then deliver highly professional proposals through LMN using those measurements. Our integration will make this workflow even more seamless."
“Partnering with LMN allows us to deliver a one-stop solution that integrates our AI-led innovations with their industry-leading business management capabilities, setting a gold standard for efficiency and growth in the landscaping industry,” says Shiva Dhawan, co-founder and CEO of Attentive.ai.
“AI is no longer the future; it’s the present, and it’s set to completely change the landscaping industry,” says Shawn Prince, president of Field Services at Attentive.ai “Together with LMN, we’re creating a robust ecosystem that ensures landscaping businesses thrive in this ever-changing market.”
The integration will enable landscape contractors to leverage AI-powered technology for instant measurements, automated material calculations and optimized estimating workflows.
The partnership will focus on developing seamless workflows between the two platforms, with the first phase of integration expected to roll out later this year. Additional features and capabilities will be announced as development progresses.
