Field Management Software for General Contractors

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Field Management Software for General Contractors

Improve jobsite coordination

Boost individual productivity

With Fieldwire, general contractors don’t waste valuable time looking for the latest project drawings and information. Our construction software simplifies jobsite coordination and prevents miscommunication that kills productivity, so that your people spend their time on getting work done.

Communicate and address issues in real time

When general contractors assign a task — from a punch list item to an inspection to general upcoming work — to a team member or a specialty contractor, they are instantly notified via push notification and email.

Customer story - Webcor - Matthew Watley - Commercial Construction General Contractor GC

“I would definitely recommend Fieldwire, without a doubt. From a user point of view, the amount of time it saves you surpasses any of our older methods from the past.”

Matt Watley, PM, Webcor Builders (used on $500m project)

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“It saves a lot of time and money just on rework. People don’t always have a pen and paper, but their phones are always with them, so being able to pull up Fieldwire anytime ensures they can always manage quality assurance on the site.”

Marc Woods, IT Support Technician, Speller Metcalfe (UK General Contractor)

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Deliver consistent performance

Short interval planning at any scale

Be instantly informed about upcoming milestones and high priority tasks. Use our general contractor software to create schedules of the work that has to be done in the next several weeks.

Real-time progress reports

Know exactly who did what work, when, and why. Manage your specialty contractors and consultants on all of your projects with our construction software’s categories, and formalize open issues and deficiencies by scheduling customized weekly (or daily) PDF reports.

“Fieldwire saves us time because we’ve got all of our contractors on it, so we can assign tasks and deficiencies to them. It’s great because we can capture and control all our data all in one spot.”

Mike Armstrong, Assistant PM, EllisDon (Canadian GC, $3B+ annual revenue)

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“Fieldwire creates a punch list that gets delivered weekly to the trades via reports. Somebody doesn’t have to manage that process; once set up, it does it automatically”

Mike Armstrong, Assistant PM, EllisDon (Canadian GC, $3B+ annual revenue)

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Reduce exposure to risk

Always build from the most recent files

Put the work, plans, files, and forms in the pocket of the field professional who must coordinate, communicate, and consistently deliver every time. The general contractor software prevents accidentally building from out-of-date plans or specs.

Document exactly what was built

Capture and collect progress as-built project information. Add status updates, photos, 360° photos, and video to any task to create an indisputable record of work performed on the jobsite that replaces subjectivity with truth.

“Our superintendents spend 80-90% of the day out in the field. Having access to the most current documents is critical. With Fieldwire, we’re able to view drawings on-site more effectively.”

William Lopez, Assistant PM, Bernards (used on a $300M design-build project)

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Customer Story - Morguard - Adam Dolton - Canadian real estate owner company

“Having photos collected in Fieldwire really allows us to nail down exactly what we’re talking about, so there’s always accountability. It really shortens up a lot of our other backend processes too.”

Adam Dolton, Operations Manager, Morguard (Real Estate with $19B in assets)

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“A great solution for viewing documents in the field without excessive work; updated drawings on-site helps us avoid rework. It’s saved office-side time too since the syncing system automatically publishes new drawings.”

Matt Watley, PM, Webcor (used on a $500m project)

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