Acumatica’s Cloud ERP software was built to meet the ever-evolving needs of midmarket companies and their customers. Users can integrate the tools and systems they already use, and the software is designed to improve collaboration with cross-module workflows. 

The Stratus Shift software can unify field and shop execution with real-time labor tracking, material requests and mobile workflows. It can track worker and package status in real time. It tracks time without disrupting the shop.

The 360-degree reality capture software from OpenSpace can provide images that show exactly what users have finished and when. It can also use those images to show quantities of materials and percent complete for easy viewing and validation.

Field Materials’ A.I. software for electrical contractors will scan a vendor quote to create an itemized purchase order with all units, quantities and prices. Users can get instant visibility into warehouse inventory and empower field staff to check and request what they need from the warehouse directly from the mobile app.

Pelles.ai’s software enables users to save time, reduce errors and make confident, data-backed decisions. Users can customize and create templates that automatically generate accurate, project-specific content using generative A.I.

Drawer AI’s estimating software automates branch routing with built-in wire sizing. It merges multiple plans into a unified floor layout and ensures accuracy and consistency across split drawings. The A.I. tests thousands of routes for maximum efficiency.

AlignOps’ ToolWatch enables users to manage tools across stocking locations and job sites. Users can transfer tools across sites with near-real-time updates to inventory amounts and location. It can boost consistency and replicability by creating standardized lists for kits, pick tickets and purchase orders.

Motive’s integrated fleet management software enables users to track vehicles, trailers and equipment in real time, while notifying customers of delays with live location sharing and automatic ETAs. Users can catch vehicle defects early with fault-code detection and proactive maintenance scheduling.

Trimble’s FieldLink software is a flexible, scalable field layout and scanning solution. It connects field crews to digital 3D models, maintaining a direct link between design and construction. It can increase accuracy and avoid clash issues.

With Condoit’s bill-of-materials software, users can create a bill-of-materials directly from the Condoit app, which can further streamline workflows. If something changes after generation, users can manually add equipment or materials.

BidPak’s estimating software enables users to visually create electrical layouts, ensuring accurate design and material takeoffs. It can generate precise purchase orders and manage material procurement. It uses prebuilt assemblies and smart calculations to cut down estimating time.

ServiceTitan’s residential field service management software can automate scheduling as soon as a customer books. Users can streamline their pricebook management to ensure consistency and profitability. There is also a tech-tracking feature.

Access Coins’ project management software connects every aspect of a construction project. It enables users to manage documents, communications, issues, risks, costs and activity in the field. Daily and weekly reports transform access to information.

Kojo Technologies’ Prefab software helps contractors by connecting their prefab shop to the rest of the business so that they can get the most out of their prefab investment. Field teams can order prefab materials directly from the Kojo mobile app and track status until delivery. Teams can upload custom images and communicate production updates to others.

ServiceTitan’s commercial service software has a proposal builder feature to create branded, professional-looking proposals and quotes that are automatically converted to agreements once your customer accepts. Users can gain an understanding of job costs with real-time insights into expenses and profit margins.

Augmenta’s automated electrical system design software helps make designs that are fully coordinated and clash-free against all background models. Users can explore multiple alternative designs in parallel and reduce cost, schedule and risk and free up the VDC team.

BuildOps’ scheduling and dispatching software platform enables users to schedule unassigned jobs while answering new customer calls and creating jobs, then drag-and-drop them right onto technicians’ schedules.

Trimble’s e-Builder software with infrastructure risk assessment ensures safer processes by enabling users to address risks proactively using actionable, real-time data, and mitigate them to keep people and property safe. Create visibility into missing resources and identify actions to fill the gaps.

FieldPulse’s electrical business software can be used for residential installations and commercial projects. Users can build an efficient schedule and shift appointments when emergencies arise. The customer portal can give customers visibility on their jobs, estimates and invoices. 

Allied BIM’s FabricationConnected software enables teams in design, fabrication and field conditions to work together with a streamlined communication system. It provides real-time updates and tracking of the overall fabrication process.

AECInspire’s material management software helps contractors, suppliers and distributors collaborate early in the project for efficient project, supply chain and logistics planning. The mobile material tracking application also provides users with visibility on the materials’ journey from ordering through installation.

The Bluebeam Cloud software enables users to connect office and field and complete workflows on the go. Users can connect with documents and tool sets in Bluebeam’s other software. Users can invite team members to mark up and collaborate in real time.

CrewCost’s accounting software enables users to drill down into tasks or see company-level performance. It automatically breaks out your overhead costs so they’re easy to track and improve. The accounting data automatically feeds into job costing without the pain of half-baked integrations.

The Houzz Pro project management software has a dashboard that helps building and remodeling firms align with subcontractors, including electricians. The budget feature enables pros to systematically compare their estimated costs for a project against actuals in real time. The tool pulls all the estimated costs, actual costs and expenses pros track in one view. 

FieldPulse’s job management software enables users to manage status updates, comments, notes, files, photos, related records and more. Users can change job statuses and view live updates from a phone, tablet or computer.

Procore’s BIM software takes 3D models out of the office and puts them in the hands of the people in the field. It enables users to navigate models without installing modeling software and collaborate in 3D and 2D with others in real time. 

Trimble’s Trimble One construction management software enables users to reduce errors, waste and costly rework to maximize productivity and grow profit margins. Users have access to project data and connected workflows to get everyone on the same page. It can remove roadblocks, improve collaboration and bake predictability into your construction business.

Procore’s bid management software enables users to take control and reduce turnaround time with a single platform for creating bid packages, expanding bid coverage, analyzing bids and converting bids to subcontracts. Users can define scope and ensure bids are uniform for clear comparisons and identifying new partners.

ConEst’s Surecount takeoff software can count all symbol types simultaneously. Users can separate areas on a drawing, such as two halves of a floor or an area with unique installation factors, for counts and measurements within the designated area to help meet project requirements, including itemized pricing or alternate pricing.

Arcoro’s cloud-based software simplifies your onboarding process and works from home, in the office or in the field. Companies can use it to organize and automate the process for adding a new employee. Users can store all documents on a secure server for access and virtual audit reference instead of a paper trail.

Trimble’s WorksOS progress monitoring solution for site supervisors and project managers allows users to accurately monitor job site activity and real-time progress-to-plan remotely. Users can get real-time cut, fill, volume and compaction data for increased visibility of machine and job-site productivity.

Jobber’s field service invoicing software enables users to generate accurate, professional invoices. It will prompt users to invoice at the right time, whether that’s after each visit, when the job is complete or at the same time every month. Users can select the jobs they’d like to create invoices for and send them to customers.

Trimble’s Tekla software for constructible building information modeling is designed for automated and connected workflows across project phases and stakeholders. It provides a connected construction environment with centralized data, streamlined workflows and comprehensive visibility throughout a project. 

Limble’s preventative maintenance workflow software enables users to create a program with custom standard operating procedures, maintenance schedules, schedule automation, task assignment and more.

Autodesk’s AutoCAD software enables users to automate tasks such as comparing drawings, replacing blocks, counting objects, creating schedules and more. Create a customized workspace to maximize productivity with add-on apps and APIs.

Procore’s construction management software enables users to bridge the gap between VDC teams and the operations team to log, assign and access coordination issues in one location. Users can manage project budgets with data from the field.

Safety Reports’ incident app reduces the amount of time it takes to record injuries, illnesses and near-misses. Users can professionally document incidents on a smartphone, tablet or computer in minutes. Users can take incident photos and can use the front/back body chart to visually highlight the location of injuries.

Conest’s Conest Connect is a reporting add-on for the IntelliBid Estimating software. It uses the existing estimating data in IntelliBid to help make informed and actionable business decisions. Users can set up multiple custom dashboards to compare common projects.

Hilti’s Profis layout office software is designed to prepare for job-site layout points and digital construction plans. Users can plan ahead in end-to-end digital processes and simplify data for specific tasks by hiding irrelevant layers. For some tools, a BIM-ready cloud solution is available to transfer the layout points to the job site.

Arcoro’s performance management software is a cloud-based solution that enables employees to direct their own career development goals and competencies, and enables managers to understand the strengths and weaknesses of the team and keep them focused on achieving their goals.

Bluebeam’s Bluebeam Cloud software connects office and field and completes workflows on the go. It works from anywhere on any device. Users can invite team members to mark up and collaborate in real time with the markup editor.

Commusoft’s commercial service software enables users to manage their businesses and eliminates the need for paper files, empowering teams to retrieve customer records from a variety of devices. Users can attach various files to customer accounts and manage different types of clients.

Aiphone’s AC Nio access control management software gives users a customizable dashboard for managing daily access control credentials, run reports, set schedules and program the AC series access control solution. It enables users to automate and customize access control applications.

FieldBin’s field service management software features GPS stamping for location and time tracking, inventory management for multiple locations and increased customer messaging capabilities through email and text confirmations and technician reminders.

Hourly’s software platform combines workers’ comp insurance, payroll and time tracking into one platform for small and medium skilled trade businesses. It collects thousands of data points to make insurance premiums accurate. It collects time, task and location data from workers and sends it to users in real-time.

eSub’s cloud construction management software enables users to collect, share and analyze project and job site documents and data. It provides real-time project visibility and insights. Users can create and update field notes and daily reports from a phone or tablet. 

ConEst’s Surecount takeoff software counts all symbol types simultaneously, which saves time. Users can measure with ease, select areas for customization and compare revised drawings instantly. The organization of drawings and phases is also synchronized with IntelliBid.

Procore’s construction workforce-planning software enables users to get real-time insight into the workforce’s availability and skill set with a centralized scheduling and communication hub. Users can make and fill labor requests. 

FieldBin’s electrical scheduling software enables users to book and track appointments. Users can assign jobs to any member of the team, then get alerted when the project is finished and ready to be invoiced.