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Top 10 Construction Management and Collaboration software
Last updated: May 19, 2023 | 15 |
Construction software allows to manage and collaborate on construction and building projects.
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Procore is a cloud-based construction management software application. The hub of construction intelligence connecting your team to the information they need.
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Autodesk Construction Cloud connects workflows, teams and data at every stage of construction to reduce risk, maximize efficiency, and increase profits.
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Cloud Based Home Builder & Remodeler Software. BuilderTREND brings your whole building world together in one powerful cloud system, designed especially for custom builders & remodelers.
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The Construction App for the Field. It's the easiest way for foremen, supers, and engineers to access blueprints and share information without leaving the jobsite. It works seamlessly on iPhone, iPad, Android and web; connecting team members on one platform no matter where they are.
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Oracle's Aconex is a solution to manage information and processes across your entire project. Get the visibility you need to spot problems and control risks that can lead to delays and cost overruns. Receive high-quality handover manuals that are compiled digitally, as-built, and as the work is completed.
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Newforma is the leader in Project Information Management software for the AECO industry. Unify project data across multiple data sources.
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All-in-one construction software for home building and remodeling teams ready to take their business to the next level.
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The end-to-end digital workflow and collaboration solution trusted by over 1 million AEC professionals worldwide. Revu delivers award-winning PDF creation, editing, markup and collaboration technology designed for AEC workflows. Drive project efficiency by utilizing markup data across the entire project lifecycle, and streamline workflow processes to increase productivity.
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Cloud-based project management for your entire organisation – bring your extended team and supply chain together.
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Corecon's cloud based software suite is designed for small to mid-size engineering and construction firms to better manage their job opportunities and awarded projects. The software helps people with different roles and responsibilities work together regardless if they are at the office or jobsite. The software suite includes modules for estimating, project management, job cost control and scheduling.
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The SmartUse app automatically creates hyperlinks to your detail callouts so you can navigate between sheets faster. Manipulate multiple documents more efficiently than possible with paper plans. Views as thumbnails or expand to full size. Collaborate in real-time with your team from anywhere. Instantly share markups, new revisions, RFIs, pictures, and written or audio notes.
Latest news about Construction Management and Collaboration software
2021. Bridgit secures $24M to provide construction companies with workforce intelligence
Bridgit, a “workforce intelligence” technology company that is focused on the construction industry, has raised $19.4M in Series B funding. Built for construction workforce planning, cloud-based Bench has become Bridgit’s flagship offering. This is not shocking considering the widespread labor shortage the industry has been experiencing. Bench aims to help general contractors plan and grow their workforce, leverage project data to improve bidding and staffing decisions and forecast project pipelines. The end result, Bridgit claims, is increased productivity and profitability.
2021. CostCertified lands $8.45M to build the Amazon for construction
CostCertified, a Canadian startup which provides real-time, interactive residential construction estimates, raised $8.45 million in a seed round of funding. Put simply, CostCertified today is a price configurator tool for construction, but the company’s end goal is to build the “Amazon for construction.” CostCertified allows contractors to send a shoppable interactive estimate to homeowners so that they can choose their selections during a project, and see the effect on price instantly. If you’ve ever performed a home remodeling project, you understand that this is something that would be incredibly useful considering all the various decisions required around vendors and products. Being able to see your options and how specific choices will impact your end cost in one place can certainly help make the project less stressful.
2021. Construction management platform Remato raises $1.7M
Small and medium-sized construction businesses in Europe and the U.S. tend not to be run on digital platforms. Publicly listed Procore is the go-to platform for large general contractors, but newer startups are going for this SMB construction market such as SiteMax, Sitemate, FieldLens and Fieldwire. Now, the Remato construction management platform is joining them with a $1.7 million seed investment round. Remato allows field contractors to plan and manage budgets, labor, materials and equipment in one app. The company says it is growing steadily at 10%-15% MoM with a mobile-first user experience and now has 1,700 daily active users.
2021. Autodesk uveils Build - its new Construction Management solution
Autodesk today announced Autodesk BuildTM - a new project and field management solution and part of Autodesk Construction Cloud, is now available to users globally. Autodesk Build provides construction teams with a single solution for project management, quality, safety, cost and closeout by connecting data, workflows and teams in one highly-configurable environment. Easy to deploy, adopt and use, Autodesk Build unifies best-in-class features from BIM 360 and PlanGrid and adds powerful new capabilities to make information immediately available across the entire construction team. Owners, general contractors and specialty contractors can enhance project quality by relying on Autodesk Build for real-time visibility that keeps teams in sync, improves collaboration, mitigates project risk and enables data-driven decision making.
2019. Fieldwire raises $33.5M to give PlanGrid and its new owner Autodesk a run for their money
Fieldwire, which makes task management software for construction teams on commercial projects, has raised $33.5 million in Series C funding. Still, the traction Fieldwire is enjoying might give the folks at Autodesk some pause, given the growing threat it presents to PlanGrid, a rival that Autodesk acquired last year for $875 million. As for what’s on its road map, Fieldwire — which already enables users to look at floor plans in real time, message with one another, track punch lists, schedule jobs and file reports — suggests it’s zeroing in on 3D architectural drawings, which puts it in more direct competition with PlanGrid. PlanGrid also makes construction productivity software, and is fueled by parent company Autodesk. More, it recently began offering users the ability to access building information modeling data, in either 2D or 3D.
2018. Autodesk buys PlanGrid for $875 million
Autodesk is to acquire PlanGrid for $875 million today. This digitization of construction fits with Autodesk’s vision of digitizing design in general. The acquisition of PlanGrid will accelerate its efforts to improve construction workflows for every stakeholder in the construction process. PlanGrid currently has 12,000 customers and 120,000 paid users, and has been used on over a million construction projects worldwide, according to data provided by the companies. They believe that under Autodesk’s umbrella and combined with their existing product set, they can provide a complete construction solution and grow the business faster than PlanGrid could have on its own — pretty much the standard argument in an acquisition like this.
2017. Oracle buys construction management software Aconex for $1.6b
US technology giant Oracle buys construction software group Aconex in a $1.6 billion deal. This marks Oracle’s second acquisition of a cloud-based construction software maker so far. Last year, it purchased contract and payment management platform Textura for $663 million and combined it with its own construction management software, called Primavera, to form the Oracle Construction and Engineering Global Business Unit. Construction projects consist of many moving parts, including multiple contractors and suppliers, complicated building codes and piles of paper documents, and managing everything can be a costly, time-consuming nightmare. This, of course, gives the tech industry an opening. In the past few years, several startups have launched to modernize the building industry, including Fieldwire, PlanGrid, Net30 and UpCodes.
2015. Fieldwire offers task-management app for construction projects
Fieldwire is a new mobile-first collaboration platform that is targeted at construction workers. Fieldwire is made up of a website and mobile app that enables project managers and foremen to create a list of tasks and rank them based on priority. As things change, they are able to very quickly reorganize those tasks, which helps to make workers more productive. Fieldwire is designed to make construction workers more efficient by making sure the foreman and workers in the field know what they need to do next at any given time. And if construction workers happen to encounter an issue, they can document it and things can be put back in motion more quickly. Like some other SaaS collaboration tools, Fieldwire operates on a freemium model for getting teams signed up. The first three users on a team are free, and then the company charges $20 per person per month for greater control and premium features.
