Construction

You see every front of the site today,
not at Monday's meeting.

Nuvnext crosses field, schedule, warehouse and weather, spots which front is going to slip and leaves the decision ready. Your site manager signs what is critical.

3
active fronts
13
levels and ground floor
1
off schedule
W32
Tuesday
Tower A · west facade1 front off schedule
L13L12L11L10L9L8L7L6L5L4L3L2L1GFFacade · 3 days behindLevels 5 to 7Facade finished up to L4Catches up at level 7Second crew, WednesdayL13 pourMoves to Thursday due to rainSteel late4 of the last 6 levelsOrder the steel10 days before each level

Illustrative case. The figures, times and names are examples.

Tuesday 07:00

The facade is three days behind on levels 5 to 7.

58%actual progress
72%planned to date
  • Requisition 118, anchor steelnot suppliedSAP · purchasing
  • Panels installed this week12 of 30Procore · site manager report
  • Facade through L7FridayPrimavera · site schedule
07:04

Second crew, and catch up at level 7.

3 daysbehind today
0by the end of L7
  • Crew availableWednesdayFacade subcontractor
  • Steel arrivesThursday 08:00SAP · supplier confirmed
  • Rain on Wednesday70%Google Cloud · hourly forecast at the site
  • Model unit handoverno changePrimavera
07:06

The notices are already written. You sign.

Purchasing · SAPSupply requisition 118 before Thursday at 08:00.

Facade subcontractorSecond crew on levels 5 to 7 starting Wednesday.

Schedule · PrimaveraThe L13 pour moves to Thursday.

Signed by the site manager
week 32

The steel almost always arrives late.

4 of 6levels started without steel

Order the steel 10 days before each level.The proposal waits in your inbox as a rule. If you approve it, the L13 requisition goes out on its own on Monday.

With what you already use
  • Site and subcontract management
  • Autodesk Construction CloudBIM model and drawings (Revit, AutoCAD)
  • TrimbleSurveying and field control
  • OracleSite schedule in Primavera
  • SAPPurchasing, costs and progress payments
  • Google CloudLocation, access and weather of each front

A site does not fall behind in one day. It falls behind in the days nobody saw it.