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Michael Sellers
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Project Management Software

Michael Sellers
  • Developer
  • Brookline, MA
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If you have any experience with construction/project management software, what are your recommendations/tips? 

I work for a small/mid-sized development firm and we're in need of a new management software. Our needs are more geared toward project management (making sure projects are progressing as they should) and budgeting - not as much on the construction side of things like bids, estimates, etc. 

From what I've researched, it seems like BuilderTrend and CoConstruct are the two unanimous leaders, but they offer more features than we need and are very expensive. Any recommendations/comments are appreciated!

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Manny Herron
  • Topeka, KS
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Manny Herron
  • Topeka, KS
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@Michael Sellers we use CoConstruct but I have looked at flipper force and it looked like something that would be a good alternative.

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