Software for construction
and real estate
We design the software a contractor or a property operator uses to keep the job, the variations, the documents, and the units in one state.
Contact usConstruction firms, general contractors, and property operators that coordinate the site, the trades, and the units with files that diverge.
What slows operations down, and what changes
- 01The estimate and the variations live in files other than the job site's.
- 02Subcontract and trade documents are not on the job.
- 03Progress is asked for by voice or in a site chat.
- 04The list of available units is not the one sales or lettings sees.
- 05Handover and defects do not have a single list.
- 01The site and the office read the same variation. The final account does not start from two estimates.
- 02Documents asked of a trade sit on the job, with an owner.
- 03It is visible which trade is waiting, without reconstructing the week in a meeting.
- 04Whoever proposes a unit starts from the current list.
- 05Handover and defects sit on one list, on the job.
From the first meeting to release
- 01BriefInitial conversation to understand goals and context.
- 02ProposalA shared action plan with roadmap and budget.
- 03FocusDeep analysis to reduce risk and maximize value.
- 04CreationAgile delivery with progress tracking and transparency.
Before we talk
No. The software keeps states and documents. Direction, responsibility, and signatures stay with whoever holds them by law or by contract.
No. Solar follows a plant request, survey, proposal, and permits. Here the job is construction or property.
No. We can keep the unit's state and documents. The contract and the negotiation stay with the client.
Yes, when the access exists. If an export is the only bridge, we write that in the proposal instead of promising a direct connection.
Have a project on this topic?
Write to us. We start from your context and agree a plan, a roadmap, and a budget.
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