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If your enterprise business focuses on commercial construction service and projects, the software you choose should have core features that handle the complexity of that type of work. Here are the key things that are especially useful to enable enterprise-scale commercial construction work:

• Advanced Reporting & Custom Dashboards—At an enterprise construction company, you need to be able to look at the smallest data point all the way to the big picture. In BuildOps, you can build your own reports using every single data input in the platform. You build your dashboards, your way, for your needs. You don’t have to piece together out of the box reports that come with software not built for enterprise businesses and commercial-scale work.
• Real-time Job Costing—You should be able to see labor, materials, and margin mid-month when you need it, not three weeks later in a spreadsheet. This is a critical feature for enterprise businesses because you can’t wait weeks to identify where your margins are off or when a project is going off the rails. You need to know today, so you can fix it before tomorrow’s contractors go out to the job.
• Customizable Workflows—You should be able to build your own templated workflows that match the type of commercial contracting work and projects your team actually does, using built-in forms that contractors work through step by step on the jobsite. Each contractor will check off work requirements including necessary compliance step by step so that industry requirements are followed with a perfect record of what was done.
• AI Powered Mobile Tools for Your Contractors in the Field—Use AI to scan assets in the field to fill in nameplate data, mobile document scanning, PO scanning, voice to text field note summaries that run downstream to invoice summaries—all of these things cut down on manual work, and help keep your contractors doing more work on the job than focusing on paperwork.
• Smart Dispatch By Contractor Skill & Certification—Regardless of which trades your enterprise business operates in, there’s undoubtedly unique contractor skills more useful to certain jobs, and industry certifications required by your contractors. A tool that can make suggestions that optimize your dispatch board—even when there’s an emergency—by contractor certification and skill cuts down manual work significantly, and this is the kind of task you need a contractor software to automate for you, because it’s not necessary for the owner or office staff to do this kind of manual task.

BuildOps was purpose-built from day one to handle commercial-scale work—we didn’t tack those features on later. In BuildOps, service work and project management all run on the same platform with shared data. The same board that dispatches your contractors to jobs talks to the dashboard that covers recurring maintenance contracts. The boots on the ground contractors flagging deficiencies and making future work recommendations can instantly pull up the full service history for that location, and see all the work done previously.

At BuildOps, we don’t think one size fits all, and we don’t treat a $2k quick service job the same as a multi-month ongoing commercial project where your needs are much more complex. In the BuildOps platform, everything you do lives in a central system built for the scale of commercial work, for recurring maintenance contracts, and for large-scale, multi-location projects.

BuildOps tracks labor, materials, and costs in real time, not after the fact. You can spot margin erosion while a job is still active and adjust before it hits the bottom line. Faster invoicing and automated field-to-office data flow help small shops see measurable profit improvements.

BuildOps integrates with many of the tools frequently used by enterprise businesses including Sage Intacct, NetSuite, Vista, QuickBooks, and more, and has a bidirectional sync with these tools, so data can flow from the field directly into your accounting system, job costing, payroll, and other tools, cutting out the need for manual double or triple entry. 

This is one of the most powerful features of BuildOps for enterprise companies, because BuildOps syncs this field data to your ERPs in real-time, so accounting can look at committed costs at any given moment in time rather than waiting until the work is done.

During implementation, we map BuildOps to your ERP to create the bidirectional flow of data between the two. Before going live, we’ll test work orders in a sandbox environment to verify that you’re getting the output you need before we go live. And we can stagger the go-live across different teams in different locations so you don’t have prolonged downtime across your entire enterprise operation. 

We see BuildOps as the operational backbone you can build your commercial field service small business on top of, no matter what other tools you need in your tech stack.

Most enterprise businesses are up and running on BuildOps within 8-12 weeks. We map your legacy data, configure custom workflows that match your specific operation and the work you do, and we train your crew—office staff and field techs alike. Our integration specialists will be with you every step of the way to help you build out your new operational architecture.

BuildOps was created specifically for commercial-scale companies, and continues to be guided by input from enterprise business owners, dispatchers, and contractors.

The BuildOps platform was built so even the least tech-savvy contractor can use it effectively, and most team members become comfortable with BuildOps with only 1-2 training sessions. During implementation, we help you build the custom workflows your enterprise business actually uses, so when your contractors are starting out with the platform, they’re learning how to use it to complete the exact type of work they are going to do out in the field. This ensures they are set up for success.

Once your contractors see how much time the BuildOps technician mobile app is going to save them on manual tasks out on the job, they’ll be eager to use it! For example, OpsAI’s Smart Recap that uses AI to generate visit notes that feed directly into invoice summaries has 6500 monthly active users on BuildOps right now.

OpsAI is ready for use right now, and isn’t just a chatbot or bolted on feature. It was built to truly understand and automate the work of enterprise-level commercial-scale field service teams.

Our customers have seen results like 80% less data entry using our PO scanning tools, have saved hours every month using our Smart Dispatch and invoice automation, and love the ability to turn tech voice notes into structured field notes in seconds—all powered with OpsAI. 

OpsAI learns from your jobs and project data to flag issues, identify recommended work, suggest next actions, and cut busywork, getting sharper with every visit. It turns your legacy system of record (showing you the history of what was done) into a modern system of action, guiding every team member from field to office on what steps to take next.

More specifically, here are the key ways OpsAI would help an enterprise business field service operation across different roles at your company:

• Contractors out in the Field: Sends the right contractor to the right job, briefs the foreman before the crew gets there, captures visit voice notes and turns them into work summaries, and summarizes daily reports from jobsites.
• Back office service operations: Turns visit notes into invoice summaries to close out billing faster, provides summaries and daily reports from jobsites, optimizes dispatch boards and scheduling based on which contractors have the skills or industry certifications required for each job.
• Finance team members: Generates invoice summaries that customers can actually read and understand, matches bulk payments to open invoices, and pulls line items from PO photos.
• Sales and marketing teams: Identifies pull-through revenue and work recommendations from completed visit notes so you can make fast recommendations to customers.
• For business owners: Surfaces jobs, trends, and risks you might not catch before it’s too late, so you spend time making decisions, not looking for information.

Role-based permissions ensure your team only sees what they need to, and you are in full control of that. You can set permissions for contractors, for dispatchers, for office admin, for leadership, for business owners—whatever you need. BuildOps is a platform where all the data is accessible to anyone, whether they’re using a desktop or using their phone, but you are in total control of who sees what.

Maybe you want to build a custom report for each contractor to see their individual job performance stats, but you want a different dashboard for leadership to compare job profitability for all your contractors. BuildOps lets you do that.

BuildOps is also SOC 2 compliant with enterprise-grade encryption for data in transit and at rest, so you can be assured: your data is secure, and your data stays yours.

Of course we can. Using BuildOps:

• Certified Fire saw service employee billable time increase from 75% to over 95%, monthly service billing rose 54%, and an incredible 250% increase in profit margins
• Classic Electric unified their whole operation in a single platform, achieving 300% growth
• Jolma Electric saw a 50% leap in overall efficiency
• Service 1st went from 3-4 systems down to 1, saw 2x faster invoicing, and had a record year
• Jackson Mechanical saw a 100% increase in tickets handled with no headcount added, a 50% reduction in time taken to create a job and get it scheduled, and a 30% growth in revenue

There’s a clear reason large-scale commercial businesses put their trust in BuildOps.

These older tools are basic systems of record. They show you what happened last month and leave you as a business owner to spend your time investigating, looking for risks and the cause of problems yourself, rather than making the decisions that stop the problems and increase profit margins so you can scale. 

BuildOps is not a system of record, it’s a system of action. It doesn’t just record events. It understands your enterprise commercial construction operation as a whole, flagging deficiencies and identifying potential new work and revenue opportunities. It brings problems to your attention before you even realize they are there so you can take action. BuildOps takes care of the manual and the repetitive (that you don’t need to do), so you can take care of making decisions and leading the company (which is where your attention should be).

Your old system and way of doing things is telling you what happened, and it doesn’t understand your dispatch logic or custom workflows. BuildOps and OpsAI is built to already understand it out of the box, so it can help you and your team members take their next action.