Send construction data from any construction machine! A system that allows you to view construction data anywhere using spreadsheet software.
This system is a construction data sharing system that allows real-time sharing of on-site information. For example, piles that are high and do not meet the designed length due to uneven supporting ground can be shared in real-time with construction managers and designers by sending construction data. Additionally, data can be sent from the construction site at any time, eliminating the need to bring USB memory back to the office. By integrating with GeoWeb Photo, construction photos and checklists can also be sent from the site, and data output from any construction machine can be formatted the same way, allowing for automatic generation of construction reports, significantly reducing the time required for report creation. Furthermore, it is possible to manage the tracking of design change history and version control of drawings for each project. 【Features】 ■ Real-time sharing of on-site information ■ Data output from any construction machine can be formatted the same way ■ Automatic generation of construction reports, reducing creation time ■ Management of design change history tracking and drawing version control for each project *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Pricing Plan】 ■Mobile App (App Usage Fee): 9,000 yen/month (excluding tax) ■Server App (GeoWeb Server Usage Fee): 6,000 yen/month (excluding tax, *Free for GeoWeb Photo users) ■Device Communication Fee: 7,800 yen/month (excluding tax, *Can also be provided by the company) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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The data sent from the site can be output as a report using the functions of this system, allowing for a reduction in work time. Additionally, reports can be verified on-site, enabling field personnel to accurately grasp information such as final depth and flow rate, eliminating concerns about needing to revisit the site later. 【Applications and Examples of Achievements】 ■ Real-time sharing of construction data from the site ■ Support for determining final depth during unevenness ■ Sharing of drawings with construction managers and designers ■ Automatic creation of photo logs ■ Reduction of handwritten notes on-site through electronic blackboard functionality ■ Centralized management of design change history and drawing version control for each project ■ Reduction in the time required to create construction reports (a time savings of 75 minutes per day when used in conjunction with GeoWeb Photo) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company was established with a strong desire to improve the harsh working conditions of ground surveyors, enhance the reliability of ground survey data, and allow people to build homes with peace of mind. Since our founding in 2008, we have been committed to preventing fraud in the residential ground industry, starting with the GeoWeb System. This system, which suppresses and prevents tampering through automation of work and visualization of data, not only improves the workflow on-site but also contributes to the efficiency of office tasks, achieving an enhancement in the quality of ground surveys and the restoration of trust. Furthermore, by alleviating the workload, it also contributes to increasing the retention rate of ground surveyors.
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