Build the whole house on one project

The house is set up once as a project. Quotes, jobs, crews, photos, claims and invoices hang off it instead of living in separate folders.

The drawing set is uploaded to the project and read by the Smart Project Planner, so every trade opens the same house instead of re-drawing it.

Devices, circuits, fixtures and drainage are set out on the same floor layout, so the two services are coordinated before the slab is poured.

The kitchen layout, the interior design and the paint schedule are built from the same rooms, so finishes and joinery agree with the plan.

The yard design and the wall framing and materials list both come off the same set, which keeps the site and the structure in step.

Crews add photos, work items and stage progress from their phones. Each one lands on the house, next to the work it belongs to.

Time on site, subcontractor work and costs are recorded against the same job, so what the house is costing is visible while it is being built.

Scope priced from the same layout the tools planned on, so a quote, a variation and the job itself all describe the same house.

Claims and invoices are raised from the work recorded as complete, so the homeowner is billed for what has actually been built.

The installation locations and photos recorded on the job answer a maintenance question without anyone going back into the roof space to look.

Recorded plans, site photos and changes stay on the project, ready for the warranty call, the renovation or the next owner.