Projects & teams
Create and open projects, assign project roles and keep the people working on the same job connected to the same project environment.
BuildTrack brings the people, project information and day-to-day workflows of construction into one connected environment. Project managers can keep project activity visible while architects, site teams, contractors, suppliers and clients work from role-focused views.
Construction delivery creates a constant flow of tasks, drawings, technical questions, site updates, approvals, cost information and reports. When those records are spread across unrelated channels, it becomes harder to understand what is current and who is responsible. BuildTrack is designed to keep core project workflows together so teams can follow the work from site to office.
Create and open projects, assign project roles and keep the people working on the same job connected to the same project environment.
Assign work, ownership and deadlines so responsibilities stay visible alongside the project rather than being separated from it.
Keep technical coordination closer to project delivery with drawing revisions, requests for information and approval workflows.
Connect progress updates, site photos, inspections, quality items and reports to the project record for clearer project visibility.
Keep BOQ information, financial records, approvals, payments and supplier-related records connected to project delivery.
Give project managers, architects, site engineers, contractors, supervisors, suppliers and clients views focused on the tools relevant to them.
BuildTrack is structured around the project rather than around isolated messages or files. A typical workflow can move through these stages:
Set up the project and bring the required project roles into the workspace.
Coordinate tasks, drawings, RFIs and approvals as the project develops.
Record site activity through progress updates, photos, inspections, quality items and reports.
Keep BOQ, cost, payment and supplier information visible within the project context.
Use the project record to follow status, responsibilities and current information from site to office.
Coordinate projects, teams, RFIs, approvals, progress and delivery.
Work with drawings, design information, reviews and technical coordination.
Track site activity, workers, inspections, progress, quality and reporting.
Follow assigned work, materials, project records and execution workflows.
Work with RFQs, quotations, products, deliveries and invoices.
Follow project progress, approvals, payments and information made available to them.
Current project information is easier to locate when records stay attached to the project.
Role-based access can reduce clutter by focusing each participant on the tools relevant to their responsibilities.
Site updates and office decisions can live in the same project environment instead of being separated into unrelated channels.
Progress, technical coordination and financial visibility can be reviewed together when project decisions are being made.
Construction project management software helps project teams organise project information and workflows such as tasks, drawings, RFIs, site activity, approvals, progress, costs and reporting. BuildTrack is designed around these connected construction workflows.
Yes. BuildTrack is designed around project roles including Project Manager, Architect, Site Engineer, Contractor, Supervisor, Supplier and Client, with each role focused on the project tools relevant to its responsibilities.
Yes. BuildTrack connects site-focused tools such as photos, progress, inspections, attendance and reports with office and coordination workflows such as drawings, RFIs, approvals, documents, BOQ and financial visibility.
BuildTrack is developed by HDL Design & Technologies Limited to connect construction project roles, information and workflows in one project environment.