"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."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"Complex foundation heights, for example, cannot be represented with visualizations and plans alone. The 3D model makes it easier to visualize and work for us."

"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."

"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."

"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."