Assemble Systems, from Autodesk, is a construction data management cloud that automates extraction of properties and parameters from a design model to assess BIM data necessary for mission-critical build processes. Assemble gives access to customize and manage design and construction data sets throughout the project lifecycle.
Assemble Systems allows one to condition, query, and connect the data to key workflows, like bid management, estimating, project management, scheduling, site…
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SketchUp
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SketchUp is 3D modeling software with an emphasis on usability. SketchUp is a Trimble product.
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Assemble, from Autodesk
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Free
$0.00
per year
For Schools (free with G Suite or Microsoft education account)
$0
For Students
$55.00
per year
For Educators
$55.00
per year
Studio for Students / Educators (Desktop version)
$55
per year
Shop
$119.00
per year
Pro
$299.00
per year
Professional
$299.00
per year
Studio (Windows only)
$699
per year
Studio
$1199.00
per year
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Assemble, from Autodesk
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup Fee
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Human Resource Management
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Assemble, from Autodesk
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7% below category average
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Employee demographic data
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Employment history
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Job profiles and administration
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Workflow for transfers, promotions, pay raises, etc.
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Organizational charting
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Organization and location management
8.01 Ratings
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Compliance data (COBRA, OSHA, etc.)
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Payroll Management
Comparison of Payroll Management features of Product A and Product B
Assemble, from Autodesk
7.9
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9% above category average
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Pay calculation
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Support for external payroll vendors
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Off-cycle/On-Demand payment
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Benefit plan administration
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Direct deposit files
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Salary revision and increment management
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Reimbursement management
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Asset Management
Comparison of Asset Management features of Product A and Product B
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9.0
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23% above category average
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Tracking of all physical assets
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Reporting & Analytics
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9.8
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23% above category average
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Dashboards
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Standard reports
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Custom reports
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Data exportability
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Construction Project & Field Management
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22% above category average
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Plan distribution & viewing
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Plan markups & sharing
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Photo documentation
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Jobsite reports
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Collaboration & approvals
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As-built drawings
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Submittal design and management
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Checklists
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Meeting Minutes
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Specifications
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Change orders
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Estimating
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This program is well suited for AutoCAD Inventor and other AutoCAD products as well. If you are using any other software besides AutoCAD and Autodesk then you will have a hard time integrating all the components and building the assembly out of other software-created components because it will lose some details and some commands may cause an error.
SketchUp is great for individually studying options for building design. It is an awesome conceptual tool to be able to quickly model and manipulate a building to study different designs. It is not good for complex geometries, especially curves. Surfaces have a hard time registering and cutting into one another. It also eventually needs to go into Revit to be more realistic as it is not good as a documentation tool
Quickly exploring solutions in 3D: We get a lot of "what if" and "what would that look like" questions. While hand-sketching and hand-drafting can be fairly quick, SketchUp allows me to quickly create 3D and 2D views of a detail or solution, change dimensions and materials in a flash, and show a client or installer the plan in minutes.
Creating professional design documents in LayOut: Projects of any scale need good documentation. Using a combination of SketchUp and LayOut, I can create a Design Intent Set, plans for permitting, a set for mechanical trades to mark-up, etc. Having clear, appropriately-scaled drawings with dimensions or notations is a must, and we don't always have the time or budget to get an architect involved!
Using live files to guide discussions: Not all clients are "visual" people, so opening their model and orbiting around their space in real time has been extremely helpful. Clients and trades enjoy the perspective views so much that we often include them in the full-sized drawing sets to give a good "overall" view of the project intent. For complex or tight spaces, sometimes un-rendered plans and elevations just aren't enough!
We typically wait a few years in between renewing, as even older versions are powerful tools for modeling, and we make sure the amount of feature changes are worth the re-investment.
It is very user friendly and easy to learn. It's simplicity allows for a low learning curve so more people can learn it faster. The downside is that most schools are no longer teaching it, so many younger professionals come out of school not knowing it and knowing more complex software and they have a hard time "dumbing down" their skillsets
Sketchup is so intuitive; I can't recall ever looking for official support. However, there are many user forums online that can answer more questions. The usefulness of the online forums is, however, tempered by the fact that there have been many versions of the software under different ownership and support regimes, and thus finding the right information for the right version of the software can be a challenge.
We have not evaluated any other competing software to this one. I heard about this software from a friend who teaches how to use it. She showed me in just a few minutes and I was HOOKED. I saw immediately the possible help it would be to my business. Thank you.