Deadlines to remember
Work phases, supplies and documents call for a shared view.
Janus · Construction
Software for construction companies. From estimate to job site.
Janus Construction connects estimates, jobs, people, suppliers, deadlines and documents. Office and job site can find the work’s information in the same context, according to the active modules.
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The everyday problem
The job is in the office. Its context shouldn’t stay on people’s phones.
Estimates in a folder, photos in a message, deadlines in someone’s memory. When information is split up, it’s harder to know what’s current and who needs to act.
Time spent searching
The photo is on someone’s phone; the estimate, in another version.
Unclear job status
Without updates in context, office and site may see different pictures.
Janus helps link information to the job, so the team can find it and assess it together.
Why Janus
One shared engine. Your industry at the center.
Features and benefits take shape in your industry’s processes. Configuration and modules are defined together.
Estimates that are easier to manage.
Organize the bid information and consult the price lists configured for your work.
The estimate opens the job’s path.
When the project provides for it, the data already collected helps prepare the transition to the site and its tasks.
Site and progress in context.
Find the work phases and available updates to see which steps need attention.
Clear crews and responsibilities.
Share information with the people involved, according to defined access and roles.
Supplies, deadlines and documents.
Keep the materials and compliance tasks recorded for the job close to the work.
More order as the business grows.
A shared foundation helps you follow more activities without leaving the big picture to memory or chats.
From first contact to completed work
A change order comes in. The owner decides.
When the client asks for a change, a shared process helps capture the request, update the context and leave approval to the person in charge.
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The client requests a change
The request is captured in the defined process.
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SAMI can record the contact
If active, it guides the collection of initial information.
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The job keeps its context
Estimate, work phases and relevant documents stay linked to the work.
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The team prepares the updates
Affected people and deadlines can be notified according to the active features.
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The manager approves and the crew proceeds
Human judgment decides how to update the work and communicate it.
Request → review → decision → job update → work.
When a priority changes
Decide by looking at the real work.
A job needs clear information: estimate, tasks, documents and the status of work phases. Finding them in the same context helps office and site compare notes before agreeing on the next step.
- Review the job’s tasks.
- Find available estimates and documents.
- Share priorities and updates with the people who need to act.
Office and job site
Context travels with the crew.
Everyone should find the information they need without opening all data to everyone. We define access and modules, prepare the tasks that can continue offline and verify the process with the people working in the field.
- Roles and access based on responsibilities.
- Offline tasks limited to the modules set up for it.
- Documents handled according to the configured protections.
Job site information
Take stock. Then choose your next move.
If the Janus assistant is active, you can ask it to look up the available information on sites, tasks or deadlines. The answer helps you get your bearings: the manager checks the data and decides how to act.
- Search for a recorded task or deadline.
- Find the available information on the job.
- Open the right context before deciding.
Responsibility in the field
Useful information, defined access.
Owner, administration and site staff have different responsibilities. Roles help determine which information is available to each person. Configuration, document protection and offline tasks are verified on the actual project.
Recognizable roles
Each team member receives the access their role requires.
Documents in context
Job information is easier to find along its path.
Attendance by the chosen method
Available methods and data handling are defined before go-live.
Why Janus
Time recovered becomes capacity to follow the work.
Less searching and re-typing helps keep a clearer picture of your jobs. The benefit should be assessed on your company’s processes: we don’t promise standard financial results.
Time
Fewer steps to find operational information.
Organization
More clarity on tasks and responsibilities.
Growth
A shared foundation to support new jobs.
Frequently asked questions about construction management software
Answers for construction and renovation companies evaluating software for estimates, job sites, work progress and documents.
What is good management software for a construction or renovation company?
Janus Construction brings together tools for estimates, jobs, sites, tasks and documents. The process can link information from bid to execution, based on the chosen modules and configuration.
Can I create construction estimates with a regional price list?
The vertical solution provides for consulting the company’s own price list and the regional price list in the supported workflows. We verify coverage, price lists and update methods on your configuration.
How do you manage job sites and progress statements (SAL)?
You can organize jobs, work phases and site updates. The progress statement (SAL) summarizes the portion of work to be accounted for; calculation methods and links to invoices must be defined according to the process adopted.
Does the construction software track job site attendance?
Janus includes processes for recording attendance using the methods available in the configuration. Before go-live, you decide how workers clock in and what information is collected.
What is a digital construction daily log used for?
It helps gather notes and work updates in the context of the job, according to the active modules. Content and editing rules are verified based on the agreed workflow.
Does Janus Construction work without a connection on site?
In the modules set up for it, already-synchronized information can remain available offline. Online services require internet; we first verify which tasks the crew needs.
Can I import my construction company’s estimates and data?
We assess existing archives and formats during onboarding. Timing and feasibility depend on the quality of the data and the content to be transferred.
How much does construction management software cost?
The proposal depends on the people, sites, modules and services to activate. A demo based on your company’s workflows helps define the scope and related costs.
Next step
Ready to see Janus in action?
We’ll show you on your company’s own workflows, not on a slide deck.
