Here is how we can help. Our construction software consulting specialists review your current setup, plan the next steps, and help you put them into action.
A practical plan for improving your technology, based on your processes, goals, budget, and project timeline.
We map out how your systems should work together, so data moves smoothly between estimating, ERP, field tools, and other systems.
We compare the options based on your needs, costs, timeline, and long-term goals, so you can choose what makes sense for your business.
A clear plan for rolling out new technology, with your teams, workflows, training, and day-to-day work in mind.
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from $15,000
Leo Kudryavtsev
Founder & Principal Solution Architect, Softrange TechnologyDavid Park
CEO of Narada AIIncora always delivered on time and in many cases went above and beyond to build beautiful, robust UI interfaces for us.
Maysam Lavasani
CEO of Lexie.aiIncora developers are quite smart and great programmers. Both are top 10% of people I have worked with.
Daniel Bosch
Co-Founder, CampcruisersWe've hired a programmer from Incora, who is working on all our plug-ins. I'm very happy with the one developer we've been assigned.
Thomas Hambridge
CEO of Health ExploreThe map was designed and built in a short period of time and I was impressed with the results from the beginning.
Construction technology consulting is paid help with choosing, connecting, and rolling out the software your jobs run on. A consultant reviews the tools you own, finds where the data stalls between them β usually at the handoffs across the construction process from start to finish β and builds a roadmap tied to outcomes you can measure.
Good construction technology advisory covers 3 things: selection, integration architecture, and change management. What you end up with is software your crews open daily and a plan you can defend to the board.
Managed IT keeps your systems running, patched, and secure day to day. Construction IT consulting decides which systems you should be running in the first place. One is maintenance, the other is strategy.
Most firms buy construction IT services and consulting in the wrong order and lock in a monthly bill for software they didn't want. Do the advisory work first, then hand the stable stack to an IT provider or an internal team.
Our construction software consulting covers the main types of construction software β ERP, project management, estimating, scheduling, and BIM platforms, including Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud, Sage, Viewpoint, CMiC, and Primavera P6.
Every construction technology consultant on our team works commission-free. Recommendations follow your job size, cash cycle, and the tools you already run. Where a lighter or cheaper platform fits better, that is the one we name.
Yes. Our construction technology advisory builds a phased digital transformation roadmap that sequences each investment by money saved and delivery risk, with a defined outcome at the end of every phase.
Transformation stalls when firms buy everything in one budget year and run out of appetite during adoption. Phasing fixes that: innovation in the construction industry only sticks when crews have absorbed one tool before the next arrives, so phase one usually comes out of construction software selection consulting β the first tool pays back before the next one is bought, and leadership gets an early win that protects the rest of the program.
A fixed-scope audit starts around $5,000. Embedded construction software consulting starts around $10,000, and a full managed engagement around $20,000. Final pricing depends on the size of your stack and how many systems you connect.
You can start with one audit and expand only if the roadmap earns it. Most clients begin with the gap costing them the most every month, and one avoided bad purchase usually covers what construction technology consulting costs.
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