Everything you need to build, run, and scale with Auliq

Auliq is an AI-native construction management platform that centralizes project management, automates workflows, and improves project outcomes. It is delivered as a set of independent applications (modules) that share one account, one organization, and one navigation shell, so you can adopt only the modules you need and grow from there.

This documentation is the authoritative source of truth for product functionality and technical implementation. It is organized for four audiences:

1. 1

   Create your account

   Go to /register, enter your email and a password, then verify the one-time code we email you. You can also sign up with Google, Microsoft, Facebook, or Apple.

2. 2

   Launch the platform

   From the landing page, click Launch platform (or go directly to /platform). This opens the Platform Dashboard, the central entry point for all modules.

3. 3

   Pick your project context

   Use the project selector in the header. Every module page and dashboard filters its data to the project you select, so you always see the right scope.

4. 4

   Install the apps you need

   Open the Applications store at /apps and install modules such as Project Management (PMS), Document Management (DMS), or Financial Management (CFMS). Installed apps appear under Library.

5. 5

   Personalize your experience

   Under Platform → Preferences, set date and time formats, currency, measurement system, default views, and density. Preferences apply across all modules.

Each application ships with a dashboard plus focused registers. All registers follow the same pattern, so once you learn one, you know them all: filter by project context, create records with the New button, edit from the card menu, and track status with badges.

1. 1

   Publish the platform

   Publishing deploys the web application to its public URL. Re-publish after configuration changes that affect the public site, such as SEO metadata or the favicon.

2. 2

   Mobile apps

   The same codebase ships as native iOS and Android apps. Field modules (daily logs, inspections, photos) are designed mobile-first and work in the native shell.

3. 3

   Custom domains

   Connect a custom domain from the Domains settings. Domain-linked apps can also send email to addresses outside the registered user list, subject to delivery safeguards.

4. 4

   Upgrades

   Module updates ship automatically; there is nothing to install per client. Data model changes are backward compatible. See Release Notes for anything requiring action.

Every published Auliq app exposes a REST API over its own data model. Generate API keys from the app's API settings page, then call any module's endpoints with the key in the Authorization header. The API mirrors the module entities: list, get, create, update, delete, count, and aggregate operations are available per entity.

curl https://your-app-url/api/entities/PmsTask \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer <your-api-key>"

Full endpoint documentation, including query operators ($eq, $in, $gte, $regex and friends), pagination via cursors, and aggregation payloads, is published on the API page for each app. Keys are scoped to the app that issued them and can be rotated at any time.

The JavaScript SDK is the fastest way to build on Auliq data from custom front ends, scripts, or backend functions. Entities are accessed as typed collections on the pre-initialized client.

import { base44 } from '@/api/base44Client';

// One page of open tasks for a project, newest first
const page = await base44.entities.PmsTask.filter(
  { project_name: 'Riverside Tower', status: 'in_progress' },
  { sort: '-due_date', limit: 50 }
);

// Totals without loading records
const open = await base44.entities.PmsTask.count({ status: 'todo' });

const unsub = base44.entities.Notification.subscribe((event) => {
  // event: { id, type: 'create' | 'update' | 'delete', data }
});

Auliq supports OAuth-based connectors for services such as Google Calendar, Google Sheets, Gmail, Google Drive, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Notion, Salesforce, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Square, and many more. Connectors run in two modes: shared (one account connected for all users, acting on behalf of the organization) or per-user (each app user connects their own account).

Connector events can drive automations: authorize a connector, then create a workflow with a connector trigger to route webhooks — a new calendar event, a Slack message, a sheet update — into Auliq logic, such as creating tasks or sending notifications.