ITPs do more than document progress; they govern it but most software struggles to keep pace. Modern ITP software makes the process live, reliable, and uncompromising.
The days of “she’ll be right” site inductions are long behind us. With tighter regulations, growing site demands, and increased pressure on compliance, they can’t be a tick-and-flick exercise. They need to hold up under scrutiny.
Switching to a unified platform might feel like a big leap, but if you're juggling point solutions, re-entering data, and chasing reports, it could be the upgrade your projects need.
Electronic Forms are the lifeblood of operations every construction project, yet most systems still treat them as static paperwork. Simpel’s latest eForm upgrades ensure every form becomes a live, trackable workflow.
RFIs are a normal part of construction, but if left unmanaged, they can turn from simple questions into delays that derail projects. That’s why the industry is shifting to digital systems that bring structure, traceability, and accountability to the process.
Construction projects generate a steady flow of documentation—drawings, RFIs, safety plans, permits, approvals. When this information is managed in isolation, critical details end up buried in inboxes, lost in version conflicts, stuck in someone’s downloads folder, or even held only in their head.
We spoke with Simpel’s Client Success Lead, Matthew Ismay, and asked him for his take on the challenges construction teams face when transitioning from paper forms to digital construction forms.
In an industry that demands efficiency, you can’t rely on outdated tools—whether it’s worn-out equipment or inefficient construction software. This blog explores five signs that your tech is becoming more of a burden than a benefit.