Sage Construction Project Center Software
Sage Construction Project Center (CPC) is a cloud-based, mobile compatible project management solution that helps project team members collaborate. Owners, architects, engineers, subcontractors and other team members can use Sage Construction Project Center to share and track both documents and files, photos, email communication and more.
Features within the solution include document control, photo management, budgeting and cost control and contract management. Users can share file types of all kinds - submittals, punch lists, RFIs, change requests and daily logs in real-time. It allows users can keep track of traceable record of each action executed on the job helps in removing the guesswork.
Sage Construction Project Center is considered suitable for building owners, general contractors, real estate developers and construction managers. With Sage Project Center mobile iOS, teams can view and capture daily reports and photos.
Supported Operating System(s):
Mac OS, Web browser (OS agnostic), Windows 8
5 Reviews of Sage Construction Project Center
Audrey from Tackleberry
Specialty: Building owner
Employees number: 2-10 employees
March 2018
March 2018
Drastically improve your project management.
Great online resources and help from the company when needed.
Pros
My top pros for Sage is being able to effortlessly share files with team members, manage workflows, and track activities across multiple tasks from multiple locations.
Cons
I haven’t really come across any cons so far working with the software it has everything I need to effectively run multiple job sites.
amber from Pacific Builders
Specialty: Construction manager
Employees number: 11-50 employees
March 2018
March 2018
Sage Construction Review
Pros
I love how i can get any information that I need from a job in one, central location. I don't really need to pull up anything from the local server because Sage does such a good job organizing everything for us.
Cons
This software is not very user friendly. If i wasn't tech savvy i think my job would be a lot more difficult. It's a pain that you have to close certain windows before you can open another one.
Kristina from BBC
Specialty: General contractor
Employees number: 11-50 employees
December 2017
December 2017
I could not believe so complicated, bugged, and not user friendly platform still exists in 2017.
Never ever buy this, or wait for a few years hoping for improvement.
Cons
Takes too long to submit RFI, Submittal. Process is very complicated. Tracking of anything is barely impossible. Expediting log shall be checked off manually. It is not enough to attach file: you have to upload, and make sure to check off the box in order to email. document numbering is manual- system does not do that. That means - good luck finding a certain submittal among a 1000 of them if you were not detail oriented while logging. Finally to compare, I am able to submit well tracked and easy to find item with 3 clicks with other software, and Sage takes 25 clicks with delays.
Tim from D&T Resource and Logistics Group
Specialty: Finishing contractor
Employees number: 51-200 employees
June 2017
June 2017
Good Software - High Price
Pros
Ease of use nice features, This software had everything I was looking for with the exception of payroll by job.
Cons
Cost was higher than what i was looking for, i have 100+ field reps and to allow them access it would cost me.
Lynn from Meridian Construction & Development
Specialty: General contractor
Employees number: 2-10 employees
December 2016
December 2016
Don't waste your time or money
It's overly cumbersome to use, very counter intuitive. Everything that I have tried to use it for taking much longer than it should and requires way too many steps.
Requires you to pay up front for a year. After using it for a month I concluded that it cannot serve our needs. Requested a pro-rated refund from Sage. Too bad, we're stuck with it for a year. I was told there is naturally a learning curve with any new software. I've been using computers in business since the late 1970's so I'm pretty good at figuring out how to use new software. If it requires that much of a learning curve, you're best served to look elsewhere for something more user friendly.
Pros
None
Cons
Invitations to bid are system generated, cannot be changed. Vendors receive an invitation to bid from email, and unless they have been trained on the system would have no idea what to do with it. If they can figure it out, they're taken to the project center screen which requires them to dig several layers to find the plans, if they can even get that far, most will give up before that.
You can't use your own cost codes, must use the ones in the system, you can edit them one at a time if you have enough spare time to do that.
