About Renocount

Our Company

Renocount is a construction site management solution developed by Chris-Craft Oy, a Finnish technology company specializing in innovative business automation solutions. We help construction teams streamline their operations through AI-powered WhatsApp integration.

Our Service

Renocount provides an AI-powered WhatsApp assistant specifically designed for construction site management. Our service helps construction companies, contractors, and project managers coordinate their teams more effectively.

What We Do

• Task assignment and tracking through WhatsApp
• Time logging and attendance management
• Photo documentation and progress reporting
• Team communication coordination
• Project status updates and notifications
• Integration with existing construction workflows

How We Use WhatsApp

We use WhatsApp Business API to provide legitimate business communication services to our construction industry clients:

• Customer Service: Responding to inquiries about our construction management services
• Service Notifications: Sending updates about project status, task assignments, and deadlines
• Business Communication: Facilitating communication between construction managers and their teams
• Support: Providing technical support for our service users

Important: We only send messages to users who have explicitly opted in to receive communications from us. All users can opt out at any time by replying "STOP" or blocking our number.

Target Customers

Our service is designed for legitimate construction businesses including:

• Construction companies and contractors
• Project managers and site supervisors
• Renovation and remodeling businesses
• Infrastructure development companies
• Subcontractors and specialized trades

Compliance & Legal

We are committed to full compliance with all applicable laws and regulations:

• GDPR compliance for EU data protection
• Finnish business law and regulations
• WhatsApp Business Policy compliance
• Meta Business Terms of Service
• Industry-standard data security practices