The Integration Layer
for Construction
The average construction firm uses 10 to 15 different software applications per project: project management, accounting, scheduling, estimating, safety, BIM. Most don't talk to each other. Field data reaches the office days late. Budget-impacting changes slip through the cracks.
Why Construction Integration Is Uniquely Hard
Generic integration platforms weren't built for this industry. Here's what they miss.
Three-Tier Software Stack
Construction software spans cloud (Procore, Autodesk Build), hosted on-premise (Viewpoint Vista), and legacy desktop (Sage 300 CRE). Generic integration platforms only handle the cloud tier, leaving the most critical financial systems disconnected.
Domain-Specific Data
Cost codes, WBS structures, submittals workflows, AIA billing formats: construction has specialised data models that generic automation tools don't understand. A change order isn't just a form; it cascades through scheduling, accounting, and subcontractor billing.
Field-to-Office Gap
Daily logs, safety inspections, progress photos, and RFIs are captured in the field but don't flow automatically to project controls and accounting. Manual re-entry introduces errors and delays.
Construction is on our roadmap.
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