Case Studies

Building affordable housing or £17m penthouses? Field View can help you manage the entire project - from planning and drawing checks to sign-offs, health and safety, snagging and more.

PureGym use Viewpoint For Projects to manage their entire property portfolio. If you're an owner operator, watch our video to learn how Viewpoint For Projects helps PureGym with their project management and increases the speed of their decision making.

Advanced Technology Group (ATG) Transforms Operations and Gains Construction Intelligence with ViewpointOne and Viewpoint Analytics.

Field management software that enables contractors for success. Builder Mace Construction deployed Viewpoint’s Field View mobile reporting solution creating a single standardised system, which accelerated snagging and other site processes and improved reporting and visibility of site progress issues.

RED Systems Ltd is a UK wide company that designs, supplies and installs a range of structural glazing, aluminium windows, doors, curtain walling and rooflight and atrium systems.

Hear why Colmore Tang selected Field View to help them take control and maximise visibility over their projects. With the company handing over 1000 residential units per year, it was imperative to find a field solution that allowed their workforce to spend more time on site.

The main reason Snyder purchased Viewpoint was for its service management portion. They are able to track profitability as well as costs on a company scale, a departmental scale, and are also able to track it on the individual work order.

Field View — a cloud-based and off-line mobile solution that digitises data collection in the field for quality, safety, project delivery and closeout/commissioning — was just the tool Gamuda needed.

An on-premise Vista customer since 2013, Precision Concrete Construction implemented ViewpointOne™ to replace manual processes and software disconnected from Vista, and to transform their business by hosting data in the cloud. The use of a Procore® developed Vista connector for job financials, which was not comprehensively and bi-directionally integrated, resulted in a disconnect between accounting and operations.