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What are the latest construction software that you use in your business?
Want to know which software would be best for my business. That can handle inventory, clients, and other things.
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Reply To: What are the latest construction software that you use in your business?
AutoCAD – 2D and 3D drafting and design software.
Revit – BIM (Building Information Modeling) software for architects, engineers, and construction professionals.
SketchUp – 3D modeling software for architectural, interior design, and construction projects.
Procore – Construction project management software for managing construction projects, from bidding to closeout.
PlanGrid – Cloud-based construction productivity software for managing construction documents, drawings, and communication.
Bluebeam Revu – PDF creation, editing, and markup software for the architecture, engineering, and construction industry.
BuildingConnected – Preconstruction software for finding and hiring subcontractors and managing bids and proposals.
Trimble Connect – Collaboration platform for construction projects, including 3D modeling, project management, and data management.
CoConstruct – Construction project management software for custom home builders and remodelers.
PlanSwift – Digital takeoff and estimating software for construction professionals.
These are the softwares that I’ve personally seen working in a construction company where i used to work.
for better reference you can see how they are using it
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Reply To: What are the latest construction software that you use in your business?
Your construction company would benefit from using Zoho Projects, which is a comprehensive project management software that’s dense with features like inventory management, automation, Gantt charts, kanban, collaboration features, reports, central document storage, dashboards and so much more. Creating profiles for your clients is also an added bonus here, from where they can track progress. Use the free version, and if you’re happy, upgrade to the paid version.
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