Submittals, Drawing Log, Meeting Minutes, Punch lists, and other status information can be viewed, updated, and shared all from this central location. The Drawing Log feature, incorporated into Project Collaborator, has red lining and push pin functions to digitally coordinate blueprints and floor plans. Updates, red lines and other information are transmitted automatically via email alerts to the project team replacing the old fashion print-and-fax communications.

Potential security risks are the primary concern of construction companies when using a web-based application that places private information onto an open Internet domain. Project Collaborator minimizes this danger by keeping confidential and privileged records locked in the home office financial system. Users are allowed access through administrated security access levels. A network connection, a dial-up modem or Virtual Private Network (VPN) provides a user interface to Project Collaborator and the secured data. This is the most protected means of sharing project data outside the home office.

Beyond the innovative security structure, Project Collaborator is the digital conduit between the Project Manager, Architect, Supervisor, Owner and any other key trade contractors and suppliers working towards a successful project completion.

The collective power and control of Project Administrator and Project Collaborator is unmatched as an eConstruction solution. Electronically coordinating status from the job site, modifications from the Architect, and integrating all the project information with the financial system is a technology boon for Project Managers and Engineers. Right now, aggressive construction companies are quickly proving Project Administrator and Project Collaborator to be simple to use, quick to implement, efficient, flexible, powerful and beneficial to the success of their business.