FastBuilt Revolutionizes Technical Assistance in Construction Industry

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Published on 01/02/2024 at 16:41

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Innovation and Customization at the Heart of Construction

In a strategic move to enhance the operational efficiency of construction companies, FastBuilt announces significant innovations in its platform, with a special focus on the Technical Assistance feature. The construction tech company, recognized for driving digital transformation in the construction sector, reinforces its commitment to meeting the specific demands of its clients and adapting its technology to enrich the user experience.

The latest advancement from FastBuilt promises to revolutionize the way construction companies manage their post-project operations. The update allows for unprecedented customization, transforming the Technical Assistance functionality into a dynamic tool fully adaptable to the specific needs and workflows of each company.

Flexibility and Adaptability in Workflow

Previously, the platform followed a rigid and pre-established operational model. Now, under the new guideline, the platform allows construction teams to shape and define their own stages within the process. Adriana Bombassaro, COO and co-founder of FastBuilt, emphasizes that this transformation is not just an improvement, but a redefinition of the concept of adaptive technology, putting control in the hands of construction companies.

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Centralization and Efficiency in Post-Construction Management

The Technical Assistance feature of FastBuilt, introduced in 2020, is a central pillar in efficiently managing post-construction demands. The system allows for centralization in receiving technical assistance requests, providing clarity and agility for both residents and construction teams. With the capability to anticipate information and images from residents’ requests, the construction tech company enables more precise analysis and targeted action, saving valuable resources.

In addition to Technical Assistance, FastBuilt offers a range of features that redefine post-construction management, such as Work Monitoring, Inspections, Delivery, Customizations, among others, all integrated into an intuitive platform that promotes not only cost reduction but also improvement in team and process management.

About FastBuilt

Since its founding in 2018, FastBuilt has stood out as a vector of transformation in the construction sector. The company develops solutions that optimize post-construction management, allowing construction firms to digitally manage the construction site and provide a seamless and integrated experience for their clients. With Technical Assistance, the Virtual Assistant NIA, post-construction solutions, and commercial strategies such as Sales Intelligence, FastBuilt sets new standards of efficiency and innovation in the construction market, strengthening the relationship between construction companies, residents, and property managers through effective and preventive management.

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