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PALO ALTO, Calif., Feb. 13, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Buildup, the jobsite collaboration and communication platform for construction, announced today the availability of their integration with Procore, a leading provider of cloud-based applications for construction.
The integration has been long awaited by customers of Buildup and Procore. “We are very excited that these high quality vendors of ours are working together,” said Rolando Jaime of Millcreek Residential Trust. “We use both of them and now we have seamless access to our construction project management and our issue management, where we are able to collaborate and communicate effectively.”
The year 2017 may be remembered for many things in technology, such as Amazon’s big push into offline retail, milestone moments in autonomous vehicles, or major breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI).
But for every jaw-dropping story that hits the tech press, there are broader microtrends that meander under the mainstream radar. And in 2017, one of those related to the construction and real estate industries.
Only five Bay Area funding deals were disclosed as venture activities wound down before the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. There will be no TechFlash newsletter on Friday, so this will be the last funding roundup of the week.
Founded in 2013, Palo Alto-based Buildup targets contractors, developers, and property managers with cross-platform software for identifying and fixing tasks and issues related to a job. It includes features such as punch lists, automated task sequencing, quality control tools, subcontractor performance analysis, and more. Ultimately, it’s all about bringing handwritten lists and printed documents into a central cloud-based location.
Buildup, a Palo Alto, CA-based mobile collaboration and task management platform for construction jobsites, raised $7m in Series A funding.
Backers included TLV Partners, UpWest Labs, 01Ventures, Abstract Ventures, as well as Check founders Guy Goldstein and Ahikam Kaufman. As part of the financing, Eitan Bek, Managing Partner at TLV Partners, will join the Buildup board of directors.
The company intends to use the funds to expand its engineering, sales, and marketing teams, while continuing to build out its product offering for construction projects.
Led by CEO Oren Cohen and CTO Yael Sherman, Buildup is a jobsite collaboration platform for construction companies, including developers, general contractors, subcontractors, and property managers. Available on mobile devices and the web, the platform enables companies to identify and resolve tasks and issues with features including dynamic punchlists, easy task creation, automated task sequencing, quality control mechanisms, project insights, subcontractor performance analysis, etc.
Buildup, a California-based startup that offers a mobile collaboration and task management platform for construction jobsites, announced recently that it raised $7 million in a Series A funding round.
Buildup, a Mountain View, Calif.-based mobile collaboration and task management platform for construction job sites, raised $7 million in Series A funding. Investors include TLV Partners, UpWest Labs, 01 Ventures, Abstract Ventures, as well as Check founders Guy Goldstein and Ahikam Kaufman.
Buildup, a Mountain View, Calif.-based mobile collaboration and task management platform for construction job sites, raised $7 million in Series A funding. Investors include TLV Partners, UpWest Labs, 01 Ventures, Abstract Ventures, as well as Check founders Guy Goldstein and Ahikam Kaufman.
The Israeli company has developed an app to manage complex construction projects and reports that it can speed up construction by 25%.
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