Fieldlens

Fieldlens

Fieldlens

Real-time jobsite collaboration software connecting field and office teams in construction.

About

Fieldlens by RedTeam provides real-time jobsite collaboration software designed to connect field and office teams throughout the construction project lifecycle. It facilitates seamless collaboration among all project stakeholders, including subcontractors, architects, engineers, and owners, on tasks such as RFIs and punch items. The platform offers real-time notifications and comprehensive task management for enhanced project transparency and efficiency. Teams look it up for Construction Tech, Vertical SaaS, Project Management.

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Ahrefs DR
55/100

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Agent Readiness
48/100

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Site Speed
42/100

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r/ConstructionManagersu/grahampyreAug 6, 2024Mixed

I did some querying of prior threads and came up with these recommendations: Buildxact, Fieldlens, Autodesk, Buildertrend, ineight. I've used ProCore in the past and am familiar with that. Our office uses QBO & timesheets. Does anyone have…

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r/GeneralContractoru/seanfo33May 12, 2023Mixed

Anyone using Fieldlens to manage projects and drawings? I am looking for PlanGrid alternatives - something strong in the field. I am using a Fieldlens trial right now and I actually kinda like it.

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r/buzzfeedbotu/autobuzzfeedbotSep 24, 2019Positive💎

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