The home stretch March 25, 2009
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An update for all of our beta testers: we are now finalizing the help system in anticipation of full scale launch. The system is looking very, very good, and feedback has been excellent. We are all feeling like we’ve finally arrived at a product that everyone can agree is just what the small to medium sized construction professional.
Keep watching the blog for more details on the launch – and special prizes for those who have been providing feedback!
Kelly
New website launches, beta begins! September 16, 2008
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When you are trying to change the way people work, it;’s easy to want to put a whole ton of features into your system. Lucky for the construction industry, that’s exactly what we decided to do. It was a long road – but here we are.
The new website and the beta test program are launching this week, and we couldn’t be more excited. We really think we’ve done something special here, and we can’t WAIT to get your feedback. If you’ve already signed up on the waiting list, you’ll be emailed beta instructions. If not, what are you waiting for? Go to the website and sign up! It’s FREE!
A long, long road June 26, 2008
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Well folks – we’re finally here. Beta testing of what can only be described as the best construction management software ever made. Design, write, redesign, make changes, test, change, etc. It has truly been a long, sometimes painful road – but we finally got home.
Testing has begun for a select group of contractors, and I promise that this process will last only as long as it absolutely needs to. We’ll then open it up to most (or maybe even all) of the people on our waiting list. Your input is more than appreciated at this point – it is required. In short – if you tell us what needs to be done, we’re going to do it.
Get ready for an easier life managing your projects!
Using Slowdowns to Your Advantage April 28, 2008
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The recent mortgage crisis has caused a lot of slowdowns in the construction industry. When hard times strike it’s easy to look at the negative aspects and start to panic, but the savvy businessman will take stock and see how he can use the downturn to his advantage.
To stay on top many successful business people tend to zig when everyone else zags. Now that the construction industry seems to be zigging, it might be the perfect time to start zagging.
A lot of people are taking time now to upgrade their current infrastructure. Out of date computers and sloppy workflows can be major efficiency drains. You never seem to have the time to worry about that when business is booming, but if you’re finding a little more time on your hands these days it might be the perfect time to re-evaluate.
Our construction management software was designed to help make your life easier and your business more efficient. It can help you find ways to save money and drum up more clients. It can make you more connected with your customers and subcontractors. It can increase your productivity and your profit margins.
In other words, it can help you zag while everyone else zigs.
Software for the small contractor April 14, 2008
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We’re smart guys over here. We really are. We’ve done a lot of research to try and determine not just what software to write, but who needs it. And we can’t get away from the fact that the small contractor is just NOT taken care of in terms of computerized solutions.
There seem to be products that fall into 2 categories:
- Software for small businesses that falls well short of meeting their needs
- Software that is full featured, but far too expensive (or complicated) for the small contractor
Well, enough of that. We’ve developed some great software, all based on the web, specifically for the small contractor. It does project management – but you don’t have be a professional project manager to use it. It has scheduling – and it notifies everyone (via email, or text message) of changes that affect them. It has full financials – but you don’t need to be an accountant (or even full understand accounting) to use it. It has bid management, document management, reporting, marketing – all the things bigger companies get to do because they are willing to spend $10k to get started with software. Only we just charge a low monthly use fee – and no setup fees.
Seems like a good idea to us. Beta testing starting shortly, launch shortly after that. Sign up for our waiting list if you are interested, or send us a note if you want to beta test.
