Construction software implementation for construction firms

We build websites and portals as a general service, but we have not built one for a construction company and do not claim to. If a contractor site is what you need, tell us what it must show and we will say honestly whether we fit.

Yes, in principle. Integration is scoped per pair of systems, and we start with the two that disagree. We agree in writing which system owns each record before anything is built, and we do not resell the tools themselves. The first deliverable is a short map of which system owns bids, job costs and invoices.

It usually covers configuration, data migration, integration, training and support. We scope it after a short review of the systems you already own, so the plan names the records, the owners and the order of work rather than promising a platform swap.

No. We do not sell or resell construction software. We connect the tools you already run and build custom pieces when nothing on the market fits, which keeps our advice independent of any vendor and your data in your own accounts.

Yes. Bid pipelines, owner and general contractor histories and proposal follow-up are standard Salesforce configuration. We are a Select Salesforce Consulting Partner, and we would connect it to your estimating tool so bids are entered once. Bid status, contractor history and follow-up dates would sit on one record per opportunity.

Four things: how many systems are involved, whether each has an API or only an export, how clean the data is, and how many records must be reconciled. The scope is written down before work starts, and the price waits until we have looked at the systems involved.

It depends on both systems, and it is set only after discovery, once we have listed the systems and the fields that must sync. Name the two systems that disagree and we will tell you what we would check first and what could slow the work.

You do. The mapping, the documentation and the accounts are in your name from day one, and we hand them over. If you want us to keep running it, we can maintain it under our 24/7 support, but you are never locked in.

Yes. A senior developer or integration engineer can work inside your team on your tools for a sprint or a year. We agree the role, the hours and the end date in writing first, and the same person stays on throughout.

We have no published construction case study, and we will not imply one. The closest pattern we can describe is an unnamed SAP-to-Salesforce sync. What we offer is integration depth and candour about what we have and have not done in construction.