Releases, features, advice, and case studies for construction teams.
Three new project monitoring applets: overdue stages, stages with repeatedly rescheduled dates, and projects with no activity. The project list has also gained filtering by contract date.
Configurable fields in the CRM and in projects can now pull their options from a searchable list of contacts or companies instead of a manually entered list.
Every employee has their own list of recurring actions in Contractors.es - training, certificates, medical examinations, and others. The system tracks the deadlines on its own and shows on the dashboard who needs a renewal.
Good organization on a construction site does not start with another Excel spreadsheet. It starts with making sure that the right information reaches the right person at the right time. Managing one construction project is relatively easy to control. With several projects running simultaneously, the number of employees, materials, equipment, documents, and decisions that need [...]
Information in a construction company comes from many different places - the office, construction sites, the warehouse, and customer communication. Projects, employees, materials, equipment, documents, and costs all need to be connected. At first, Excel, email, phone calls, and messaging apps may be enough. As the company grows, however, it becomes increasingly difficult to find [...]
A situation that almost every construction company knows: a material is missing and needs to be replenished quickly. Instead of calling the office, sending a message, or writing down a shopping list, a worker can submit a material request directly through the Contractors.es app. And that is not where the process ends. [...]
During Contractors.es implementations, I often hear company owners say: “I want my employees to use the app, but I’m worried they’ll see it as a way of controlling them.” And it’s actually easy to understand why. If someone [...]
Digitalization is increasingly entering the construction industry. It is changing the way projects are designed, documented, and managed. More and more information that until recently existed in paper form or was communicated by phone is now being transferred to digital systems. But true digitalization of the construction industry is about more than electronic documents. It [...]
The foreman is closest to what is happening on the construction site. With the mobile app, they can record working hours, report work progress and issues, submit material requests, and share other important information directly with the system. The foreman is on site throughout the day. They know who is working, what has been completed, what [...]
