build.works vs. NoteVault

build.works

NoteVault

Overview
Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
build.works	Score 0.0 out of 10	Small Businesses (1-50 employees)	build.works is a BIM model information based business management software (SaaS) for manufacturing, prefabrication of building elements and on-site construction. The software provides a solution for running business processes. The features of build.works cover the project execution life-cycle - starting from BIM model based take-off and project specifications, providing tools for budgeting and scheduling and finishing with task management and real-time reporting…	$55 per month per user
NoteVault	Score 7.9 out of 10	N/A	NoteVault is a construction reporting tool with three components. The Notes! app is supported by an audio-to-text translation service, and the Crew! app allows users to track labor, materials, and equipment quantities. The AlertMe! app supports group calls for issue notification.	N/A

Pricing

build.works

NoteVault

Editions & Modules

Worker: $10
per month per user
Define: $55
per month per user
Plan: $55
per month per user
Execute: $55
per month per user

No answers on this topic

Offerings

Pricing Offerings
build.works	NoteVault
Free Trial
Yes	No
Free/Freemium Version
No	No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No	No

Entry-level Setup Fee

Optional

No setup fee

Additional Details

build.works is a monthly user-subscription based software as a service (SaaS). Subscriptions are usage and role based allowing flexible pricing for companies of all sizes.

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Community Pulse
	build.works	NoteVault

Features

build.works

NoteVault

Construction Project & Field Management

Comparison of Construction Project & Field Management features of Product A and Product B
	build.works - Ratings	NoteVault 9.1 1 Ratings 21% above category average
Photo documentation	00 Ratings	9.11 Ratings
Jobsite reports	00 Ratings	9.11 Ratings

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	build.works	NoteVault
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User Ratings
	build.works	NoteVault
Likelihood to Recommend	- (0 ratings)	8.2 (14 ratings)
Likelihood to Renew	- (0 ratings)	9.1 (1 ratings)
Usability	- (0 ratings)	8.6 (2 ratings)

User Testimonials
	build.works	NoteVault
Likelihood to Recommend	build.works No answers on this topic	NoteVault It's is absolutely well suited for all daily reporting/documentation needs, also since it essentially 'self archives' you can revisit past projects by logging into the admin panel faster than going to my own archived job files. It saved our skin by documenting where a bad GC Superintendent had been giving false information to the office, and we were able to prove our conditions/progress and alleviate the issue. It's very well suited for large projects, and ongoing projects. A bit less suited for small fast service type projects. We keep one 'service' job open to document the fast turn over stuff to alleviate that issue. Mike Petrich Directer of Operations Read full review
Pros	build.works No answers on this topic	NoteVault As a delay has occurred in the field, the foremen are able to report it immediately. The project manager now gets this information as it happened, not just trying to remember the next time they talk or see each other. As an RFI arises, the foremen can ask their questions immediately so that the PM can address it right away. We input our manpower on a daily basis, which helps us project where we are as it pertains to hours on a job. Glen Nelson General Superintendent Read full review
Cons	build.works No answers on this topic	NoteVault Difficult to bring back reports from the archives. I don't archive any more; I just sequentially date my projects and keep them all live. Notevault is set up for normal work shifts. But I mostly work night shifts from about 10 pm to 6 am. You then have to sort and filter the notes from two separate "days" in the system to get a coherent report from a single night shift. I live with it, but I don't like it. Incentivized MQ Michael Quaid Read full review
Likelihood to Renew	build.works No answers on this topic	NoteVault It flat works and has paid for itself quickly. Mike Petrich Directer of Operations Read full review
Usability	build.works No answers on this topic	NoteVault Simple use of functions. Majority of people can become familiar with this product fairly quick Incentivized Jason Burdette Foreman Read full review
Alternatives Considered	build.works No answers on this topic	NoteVault I have used both Raken and NoteVault. It is my preference to use NoteVault due to the simplicity of it. Raken tended to be a bit cumbersome. I did not like the photo features used with Raken as opposed to the very simple straight forward approach with NoteVault Incentivized DB Derek Boatwright Project Superintendent Read full review
Return on Investment	build.works No answers on this topic	NoteVault Daily reports get published the following day after downloaded to NoteVault. From an executive standpoint, I am able to track the progress of each project on a daily basis and to be able to focus my efforts to the project that needs help. Steve Rosenfield COO (Chief Operating Officer) Read full review
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