EFFICIENT & COST-SAVING: specter on the construction site
Our promise is clear: we reduce your organizational effort by up to 40%. Read authentic testimonials from our users and find out how specter increases efficiency, reduces costs and leads projects to success in practice.
Casestudy Domoplan
Domoplan uses specter for weekly planning and thus optimizes the coordination of the trades on its construction sites.
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Case study Kajima
Find out how the Kansai branch of Kajima Corporation has simplified communication with project stakeholders and used 3D models to make construction processes more efficient, saving an hour a day.
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Case study Implenia AG
Together with Implenia, we have developed three detailed case studies to show you how construction software can simplify your day-to-day work on the construction site.
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Case study 1: Weekly planning in specter
Here you can read about how the site management handles your weekly planning with specter.
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Case study 2: Communication with project participants
Find out how communication was facilitated by specter and the interactive 3D model.
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Case study 3: Material management with specter
This has reduced the manual effort of material management to 2-3 minutes.
Case study nesseler Bau GmbH
Together with nesseler bau GmbH, we have developed a detailed case study that shows how our software can simplify everyday life on the construction site.
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Case study Gottlob Rommel Group
The Gottlob Rommel Group designed its weekly planning digitally with specter and simplified coordination with project participants and trades.
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What our customers say about the construction software
"What used to take us a lot of time and resources, I can now do in 2-3 minutes. I've replaced manual allocation and filing in A4 folders with an efficient process that we developed intuitively with specter. This also ensures greater clarity and efficiency in weekly material planning."
Waldemar Deines - Site Manager at Implenia AG
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What our customers say about the construction software
"By using specter, we save about an hour a day that would otherwise be spent on manual updates."
Hoki-san, Deputy General Manager at Kajima
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What our customers say about the construction software
"That you create data once, then use it further and enrich it intelligently - ultimately obtaining a data-fed as-built model that can be handed over to the client. With tools like specter, we are well on the way to bringing BIM to construction sites."
Nico Schlun - Head of Digitalization & Processes Lambert Schlun GmbH
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What our customers say about the construction software
"With specter, we can visualize and manage safety on the construction site so clearly that it feels like we're making the future of construction safer in real time."
Yamashita-san, DX-Assistent at Kajima
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What our customers say about the construction software
"Working with specter feels like we've brought the construction site directly into the office. I can show the structural engineer and co-contractor our project directly in the 3D model and clarify everything in one go - no more misunderstandings or endless back and forth."
Artur Moos - Foreman at nesseler bau GmbH
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What our customers say about the construction software
"The weekly plan from specter makes it much easier for me to plan the coming days or even three to four weeks in advance. Where am I today, how far will I get with my team and materials and where will we be in two weeks' time - all available at the click of a mouse. Calling up information by clicking on a component is easier for me and for my co-entrepreneurs too."
Waldemar Becker - Polier bei nesseler bau GmbH
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What our customers say about the construction software
"Complex foundation heights, for example, cannot be depicted using visualizations and plans alone. The 3D model makes it easier to visualize and work for us."
Moritz Rohrbach - Site manager at MBN GmbH
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What our customers say about the construction software
"We use specter to bring the 3D models created in the office directly to the construction site. This has taken us a big step forward, making relevant information easily accessible for project participants on the construction site."
Gerd Kremer - Site manager at Nesseler Bau GmbH
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What our customers say about the construction software
"Once all the appointments have been entered, we can go straight to the construction site. Everyone knows what they have to do where and when. Even details such as supports in walls that are not immediately visible on the plans can be seen in the 3D plan. It makes work easier on several levels."
Oliver Mangelsdorf - Foreman at MBN GmbH
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What our customers say about the construction software
"The traditional way I learned this from the site managers was to mark what has actually been completed on the floor plans. With specter, we have a good solution for doing this digitally and even identifying construction delays before they occur. "
Marius Völker - Site manager at MBN GmbH
We save our customers up to 40% of the organizational effort on the construction site. Furthermore, the daily status of construction progress can be displayed in the digital twin and the constant target/actual comparison functions as an "early warning system" to counteract any delays in good time.
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The automation process
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Live status in the model
Color representation of the construction progress directly in the 3D model for communication with all persons involved in the project
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Live schedule
Permanent live target/actual comparison of deadlines including forecast function about the completion of processes
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Last-Planner
Digital Post-Its per construction stage and trade automatically created and updated in the digital whiteboard
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Communication
Color coding of components per trade in the 3D model or 2D plan for easy communication with subcontractors
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List of materials
Compilation of materials needed to perform planned tasks and for data-based material orders
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Documentation
Component-based documentation of work steps and delays including corresponding reasons
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Data dashboard
Evaluation and export of progress data for the purpose of data-based performance reporting and billing
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Live status in the model
Color representation of the construction progress directly in the 3D model for communication with all persons involved in the project
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02
Live schedule
Permanent live target/actual comparison of deadlines including forecast function about the completion of processes
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03
Last-Planner
Digital Post-Its per construction stage and trade automatically created and updated in the digital whiteboard
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Communication
Color coding of components per trade in the 3D model or 2D plan for easy communication with subcontractors
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List of Materials
Compilation of materials needed to perform planned tasks and for data-based material orders
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Documentation
Component-based documentation of work steps and delays including corresponding reasons
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Data dashboard
Evaluation and export of progress data for the purpose of data-based performance reporting and billing
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Forum Donaustadt
The "Forum Donaustadt" in Vienna, developed by Signa Holding and ARE, comprises six buildings with a gross floor area of 105,000 square meters on a 15,000 square meter site. It includes offices, hotels and apartments, including the 145-metre-high "Forum Tower" and the 100-metre-high "Forum Home" residential tower. Construction is scheduled to start in 2017, with development costs of around 260 million euros.
