Dili raises $21.7M to cut infrastructure compliance from days to minutes
dili raised $21.7m to automate construction compliance using llms for data extraction and deterministic logic for rules, reducing days of work to minutes.
dili raised $15m in series a funding led by khosla ventures to expand its ai compliance platform for the booming us infrastructure sector, targeting regulations like davis-bacon and ira wage rules. the architecture separates concerns by using llms strictly for converting unstructured documents into data, while a deterministic system applies static but complex rules to ensure accuracy. this hybrid approach allows the software to reduce tasks that previously took a full day to just minutes, preventing costly fines for non-compliance. currently deployed across 700 projects including manufacturing and data centers, dili signals a shift where professional services workflows are increasingly replaced by in-house software tools.