Agave
API integration and financial-operations platform for construction contractors -- syncs field/project data from Procore, Autodesk Build, and similar platforms with accounting/ERP systems (QuickBooks, Sage, Viewpoint, CMiC), plus AP invoice automation, expense coding, and job-cost reporting. Formerly branded "Agave API" at agaveapi.com, which now redirects here; led its $3M seed round with Y Combinator and Accel, joined by angel investors who are founders of Plaid, PlanGrid, EquipmentShare, Fieldwire, and Honest Buildings, per the company's own seed-round announcement (useagave.com/blog/announcing-our-seed-round).
Documented REST API, webhooks, and native connectors to Procore/Autodesk Build/QuickBooks/ServiceTitan make it a strong field-to-ERP sync layer for mid-size and large contractors, but pricing is entirely quote-based and onboarding is vendor-led with a dedicated implementation manager.
Rubric Scorecard
| Criterion | Score | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Value for the price | 2/5 | quote-based modular pricing, priced per feature module Source → |
| Agent Friendliness | 5/5 | API: REST API (docs.agaveapi.com) with SDKs; unified read/write across 100+ construction/field-service data types Source → |
| Ease of adoption | 2/5 | web-saas, moderate learning curve |
| Portability & lock-in | 3/5 | 1 file formats, export: api |
| Interoperability | 5/5 | 7 integrations |
How we verified this: we checked Agave against its live site and an independent source — techcrunch.com. Nothing on this page is listed from memory. See how we grade. Verified 2026-07-03.
Evidence
File formats
| Format | Direction | Support |
|---|---|---|
| JSON | both | full -- Structured API data objects (budgets, invoices, timesheets, cost codes) synced between construction PM and ERP systems; not a file-authoring or CAD/BIM tool. |
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