BuildOps vs Viewpoint Field View: Which is a better fit?

Definitely a good value - nice offerings at the right price. Great experiences with customer service.

For example, the inability to delete a job that's been created in error and the only option available is to cancel the job and leave it in the system.

There have been great improvements over the past year, and I appreciate all of the time and effort the team has put into these continuous improvement efforts.

So you would think after expressing all this the implementation manager would get some help. No, they let him squirm and struggle.

From the Beginning , Middle and Now they have the best and fastest customer service. Training and implementation with Colleen made what seemed impossible very possible and was a pleasure to work with.

I don't like the glitches, sometimes it will change what you enter or default to previous data.

The speed is amazing and the ability to get to the information you need is so easy because it can be found in many different ways.

I want to be able to change the colors to indicate different types or jobs/workorders. Same with the drop down from the jobs tab.

Very good, customer service from all departments is to a high standard. All products are very good in the construction game everyone uses them daily and it makes our work/job easier.

Although fedback at the start its still the same 2 years later. If we leave the system in October we would have to download the data or pay for a viewing license- It's terrible.

The cost and ease of use for the field individuals is very good. Mobile functionality is easy to navigate and data does sync without any major issues.

Poor training, very poor drawn out support, very expensive system which underdelivers in pretty much all areas.

Easy to navigate and work through. Good to share information between internal and external companies.

This software was not directly connected to Vista or Team. It was a stand alone product from Viewpoint.

The best site Quality Assurance software for Construction sites.

The admin side and getting users into the system was a major pain for deployment.