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InEight

6.7#7 in construction document management softwareFrom $444 a year
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ProjectTeam.com

7.4#3 in construction document management softwareFrom $995 a year
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FactInEightProjectTeam.com
HeadquartersScottsdale, Arizona, United StatesChantilly, Virginia, United States
IntegrationsThe platform lists integrations including Oracle, SAP, Bluebeam, Microsoft Project, and Autodesk tools, and offers open APIs for custom connections.The platform can connect with GIS platforms, accounting software, business intelligence tools, and other enterprise systems through tailored integrations.
Mobile accessInEight Document’s enhanced mobile app is available for iOS and Android.The maker says every feature is available on a computer, tablet, or phone.
ReportingInEight says it offers over 200 industry-standard reports and more than 20 customizable dashboard templates.Users can create custom reports and interactive dashboards using project data, with grouping, sorting, and filtering.
SecurityInEight says it uses TLS for customer data transfers and hosts its solutions on Microsoft Azure, with customer-selected data regions.ProjectTeam.com states that it is FedRAMP and GovRAMP authorized.

InEight plans

  • Compliance & Completions NOW$55 a month
  • Document NOW$73 a month
  • Schedule NOW$199 a month
  • Estimate NOW$260 a month
  • Compliance & Completions NOW$444 a year
  • Document NOW$624 a year

ProjectTeam.com plans

  • ContributorFree
  • Team Essentials$995 a year
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • ProfessionalPriced on request

Pick InEight if…

InEight is aimed at contractors, public and private owners, and engineers working on complex capital construction or regulated projects. Its product coverage may suit teams managing project controls, estimating, scheduling, and execution across a project lifecycle.

Pick ProjectTeam.com if…

ProjectTeam.com is for construction teams managing project records, workflows and reporting across complex work. Its plans are described for small teams, growing organizations and agencies or large organizations managing complex portfolios.

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