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SiteWorks is a productivity application tailored for iPhone and iPad users engaged in construction management. This software facilitates site supervision and punch list management from project inception to handover. By eliminating traditional paper methods, it enhances workflow efficiency, allowing users to precisely place observations on PDF drawings. The app enables users to define various parameters such as building trade, stakeholders, and deadlines, while also providing the ability to attach photos. With features for organizing sites and drawings, users can easily access an overview of observations and associated statistics, streamlining communication with stakeholders through integration with the Contacts app.

The application supports the import of drawings from multiple sources, including email and cloud services, and allows users to share reports and punch lists in formats like PDF, Excel, and CSV. Printing capabilities are also available directly from the app. Customization options, along with the ArchX plugin for quick project information import, enhance usability. SiteWorks is available for a one-time purchase, with no ongoing subscription fees, making it a straightforward choice for construction professionals.

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Release
Latest update
Version
1.9.49
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 16.4
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Total Downloads
10
Downloads Last Week
0

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SiteWorks for iPad and iPhone allows you to manage your sites supervision and punch/snag lists from opening to handover. Forget about manual...

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