Trimble launches free version of ProjectSight to streamline construction management

Trimble has introduced a free version of its popular ProjectSight software to democratize access to powerful project management tools for the construction industry. This move aligns with Trimble’s vision to enhance connectivity and efficiency across project workflows. The free version provides contractors a centralized platform for managing essential project documents like drawings, photos, specifications, and punch lists.

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A democratized solution for project management

ProjectSight’s free version offers a real-time platform for managing critical project documents, including drawings, photos, specifications, and RFIs (Requests for Information). This helps connect and simplify project workflows across teams, architects, engineers, and project owners. In addition, for contractors who previously found construction management tools too costly or complex, this version provides an entry point into a technology-driven approach to construction.

“A no-cost version of ProjectSight removes barriers to entry and presents a simple way to experience the project management benefits,” said Jon Fingland, Vice President and General Manager for Trimble Construction Software Solutions. With customizable dashboards and centralized document management, ProjectSight helps teams minimize risk and make faster, more informed decisions.

Automation powered by AI

One of ProjectSight’s standout features is its AI-driven capabilities, developed in collaboration with Microsoft. These tools automate repetitive tasks, improve accuracy, and save valuable time. A new drawing import feature leverages AI to read and extract critical information from project drawings, such as revision numbers and content details, eliminating the need for manual data entry.

“The specialized drawing tool goes beyond standard optical character recognition, enabling teams to upload and publish drawing sets more quickly,” Fingland explained. “This makes it much faster to upload, validate, and publish drawing sets without re-keying information.”

By incorporating Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service, Trimble’s AI developments allow construction professionals to shift their focus from administrative work to more strategic, high-value tasks.

Who is this software for?

The free version of ProjectSight is made for contractors who want essential project management tools without a financial commitment. It’s a great way to see what these project management tools are capable of. If you’re a contractor who’s looking to reduce time spent on administrative tasks and a way to organize your project outcomes, this tool is a must-try.

For those needing advanced features, paid subscriptions to ProjectSight provide additional capabilities such as unlimited projects, advanced cost management, and integrations with Trimble’s Viewpoint® Vista™ and Spectrum® construction software. If you’re unsure whether this software can be helpful in your projects, it doesn’t hurt to try the free version first.

How to get started

Construction professionals can access and install the free version by creating an account on the ProjectSight website. The user-friendly platform makes it an accessible option even for teams new to digital project management tools.

Trimble’s latest offering highlights its role as a leader in construction technology. With a free version now bridging the gap between innovation and accessibility, the industry is set to see a more significant shift towards using software for project management.

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