Construction planning and project control features

Planning turns a signed contract into dates, work packages, customer selections, drawings and the resources a site needs. Project managers set the schedule, cut it into tasks that carry a phase, a due date, a responsible person and the checks that must be answered before completion, then publish the documents and selections that belong to them. The field sees the current plan on a phone instead of a printout that was accurate last week.

A worker in a high-visibility vest carries a rolled set of drawings under one arm, a hammer hanging from the belt, on a construction site.
Drawings carried from one part of the site to the next.Photo: Burst / Pexels

Planning modules in Home Builder Software

  • Construction scheduling and Gantt planning

    Plan home-building phases, activities and milestones in a calendar and Gantt view with working days, dependencies, baselines and critical-path information.

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  • Construction task management

    Coordinate company, project and personal construction tasks by phase in one dispatch list, with multiple assignees, subcontractors, checkpoints, progress and controlled acceptance.

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  • Home buyer selections management

    Manage allowances, priced product options with supplier and lead time, customer decisions and their contract or schedule impact in a dedicated selections workflow.

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  • Construction document management

    Store plans, photos, contracts and reports in private company storage with project folders, automatic plan revisions, controlled downloads and optional photo inspection.

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  • Project resource and cost planning

    Plan labor, subcontractors, equipment, tools and material by quantity, unit, unit rate and deployment period in the project file before those resources are committed.

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