PlanGrid builds simple, powerful software construction teams love to use. The company’s mobile-first technology gives general contractors, subs, owners and architects access to information in real-time, enables greater collaboration and provides actionable insights. With PlanGrid, any construction team member can manage and update blueprints, specs, photos, RFIs, field reports, punchlists and other information from any device. PlanGrid is used on 1.5 million projects across commercial, heavy civil and other industries in 100+ countries. With over 150 million digital blueprints on its cloud-based platform, PlanGrid is also the largest digital blueprint repository in the world.
PlanGrid was founded in 2011 and is headquartered in San Francisco. The company was acquired by Autodesk in 2018.
“Anyone in a growing firm knows that the right processes need to be in place to support growth. Tools like PlanGrid force you to start looking at standard processes to drive consistency across projects.”
“Autodesk has helped design our workflows, educated us about the tools, run training sessions, and taken a keen interest in helping us get the most out of Autodesk Construction Cloud. This support has enabled us to run the project properly, with more efficiency. It’s a win-win.”
"The cost module is something we're going to grow into, and I see the advantage of having more integrated financials, Currently, we use Build for everything non-financial, but there’s the potential for a larger ecosystem.”
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