We advise on the systems you need, then build the tools, integrations, and reporting that connect them as your command centre. All of it built for a company your size, to fit how you already work.
Best fit: BC construction companies, 25 to 150 people. Too big for only spreadsheets and not interested in a big platform rollout.
We sit down with your team, map the systems you already run, and work out what to fix first. Sometimes that means new software. Usually it means making better use of what you have.
We connect the systems you already use and build the reporting layer on top, so decisions run off 1 source instead of 3. Where a system is missing, we build lightweight tools that fill field-to-office gaps.
You show us where your business is getting held up. We map 2 problem areas & tell you what we'd build first. 30 minutes.
Small scope, low risk. You see it work in a real part of your business before you commit to more.
Once the first tool works, we build out the rest, so your systems talk to each other and you see it all in one place.
Purchase orders, timecards, daily reports, QC and QA tracking, work order digitization, live dashboards, custom alerts, and all your systems' data in one place so you can make decisions with it.
Before BuildMetrics, Jonny spent 14 years at a large BC civil contractor. He estimated and project managed civil jobs for 10 years, then ran their technology division as Director of Innovation & Technology. He led a 10-month ERP rollout across 650+ employees and 5 operating companies, and moved 500+ field, payroll, and finance staff onto one job-costing and reporting system, so project teams and finance finally worked off the same numbers.
Dylan runs our Data and Technology side. Years as a Data Analyst at Save-On Foods, Unbounce, and a few startups, digging into company data to cut costs, grow revenue, and automate core functions. Now he does the same with construction data. Before all of that, he was a sheet metal worker building ACM panels.
30 minutes.
We'll map 2 problem areas and tell you what we'd build first.