SnagR vs SIMSgo

SnagR is designed to monitor the progress of complex projects, providing the easiest way to capture field data, automate reporting and visualise sophisticated analytics. Generate and get access to real-time progress information as you move around the site during inspections. Main Features: * Integrate your project schedule and provide real-time progress feedback * Plot issues on the latest plans, link to forms, documents and the schedule * Defect Management (comprehensive suite) * Site Inspections (Room data sheets, progress monitor, company standards and recurring) * Professional Reports (email and print services) * Mobile Document Repository (reference project drawings on phones and tablets) * Sync to project websites using wifi or 3G * Multi Lingual versions available in Arabic, Chinese, Portuguese and other languages * Used by Main contractors, Sub Contractors, CoWs, Consultants – configurable to individual users * All project data is fully configurable by Project Staff * Full audit trails showing author and date-time snagR offers a simple and accessible way of plotting work using visual symbols in exact locations of the construction site. Symbols, descriptions, assignments, photos (with markup), due by dates, signatures and attached documents are used to accurately define the work that has been done or needs to be done.

SIMSgo is a practical Quality Management tool for use in the construction sector. SIMSgo makes construction quality management manageable through incorporating flexible workflows, data capture and guidance. Features: • Quality inspection check sheets adapted to be project and work package specific • Ability to log compliance and any issues through quality inspections via a convenient workflow • Defect capture with simple categories, description, multiple images, image annotation, geospatial aspect • Flexible defect workflow to manage defects after capture • Project drawings access • Supply chain access • Customer access • Location sign off, customers/customers agents can run their own check sheets to sign off locations, and allocate issues through a simple workflow SIMSgo requires a user account supplied by Morgan Sindall.