From project to conversation
Open the construction project from the list and select Chat. Check the project name before writing so the conversation stays clearly linked to the right site.
Project chat
A construction question needs the right context. Open chat from the relevant project and keep site-office coordination where the team finds project information.
Feature scope
Open the construction project from the list and select Chat. Check the project name before writing so the conversation stays clearly linked to the right site.
Name the specific place, component or item and the decision needed. Instead of “Which specification?”, try “External works, north entrance: what slab thickness is specified?”. This is a communication practice, not automatic message analysis.
Use chat for coordination. Store relevant documents in the intended project area and maintain appointments in the calendar. A message does not replace scheduling or structured filing.
Open the project and check name and site address before asking a question.
Open project chat. Name the location, work and decision needed.
Check that the message was sent. Update related documents and appointments in their intended areas.
An everyday example
The site team identifies the affected area in project chat. Site management responds in the same project and the relevant file is stored in documentation.
Questions and answers
Choose the project from the list first, then Chat. Access follows your permissions.
Plan appointments explicitly in the calendar so you can specify project, employees, period and reminder.
Your next step
Create an account for the 14-day trial or request a personal demo. The Plans and included user places are on the pricing page.