FastBuilt and Senior Mega Expand Collaboration to Revolutionize the Construction Industry

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Published on 18/01/2024 at 17:57

Updated on 18/01/2024 at 17:58

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Technological Synergy Elevates Construction Management Standards

In an innovative move, FastBuilt, a pioneer in post-construction solutions and client relations in the construction sector, intensifies its strategic partnership with Senior Mega, a leader in ERP system development in Brazil. The synergy between the two companies, characterized by the native integration of their platforms, promises to centralize and optimize information, thus elevating the experience of construction companies and property owners.

This integration aims to enrich the customer experience and simplify information management for construction companies. “With this update, essential data is centralized on Senior Mega’s platform, allowing construction clients access to information such as the digital owner’s manual, technical assistance, and post-construction services, without the need to navigate between different systems,” explains Adriana Bombassaro, Chief Operations Officer of FastBuilt.

Customer Experience and Digital Innovation

The integration between FastBuilt and Senior Mega not only centralizes crucial information but also enriches the customer journey by providing direct access to details about the building structure, construction progress, and detailed images of the apartments. “Our goal is to offer integrated management aligned with the sector’s digital transformation, simplifying processes and improving the daily routine of construction companies, developers, and clients,” states Cleber Francischini, Product Director at Senior.

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FastBuilt: Innovation and Efficiency in Civil Construction

Founded in 2018, FastBuilt has distinguished itself as an innovative construction tech company, transforming the civil construction sector through technology and innovation. The platform developed by the company allows for agile and intuitive post-construction management, bringing with it a series of benefits such as cost reduction, process integration, and efficient and dynamic communication with the client.

Through the FastBuilt platform, construction companies have the ability to manage the construction site digitally, documenting all phases of construction. The Work Monitoring functionality offers an interactive interface for clients, while the Digital Owner’s Manual is provided intuitively and exclusively via the application. The platform also includes Technical Assistance, the Virtual Assistant NIA, in addition to post-construction solutions to enhance commercial strategies, such as Sales Intelligence. Preventive Building Maintenance, available on the platform, facilitates the management of projects by owners and managers, providing access to warranty data and recommended conservation practices.

The strategic partnership between FastBuilt and Senior Mega represents a significant leap for the construction sector, incorporating cutting-edge technology to improve customer experience and optimize the operational management of construction companies.

Source: Bruna Carolina de Souza

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