Fieldwire Announces Most Popular Photo and Video Tools for Mobile

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Fieldwire, the #1 construction management platform for the field, announces easiest and most popular photo and video capture, markup, and tagging for iOS and Android devices

[San Francisco, CA, April 15, 2020] Fieldwire recently was rated easiest to use construction software by G2 Crowd. With more than 500,000 Android and 500,000 iOS installs, users have given it the highest rating. By taking advantage of mobile devices’ photo and video capturing capabilities, Fieldwire’s multimedia features deliver project updates with context to decision-makers in real-time.

Fieldwire’s photo and video tools work in conjunction with Fieldwire’s task management features to provide team members with the context they need to get work done. Tradespeople can take a photo to capture on-site conditions, then easily mark up the image with in-app drawing tools and text. In addition, Fieldwire collects GPS coordinates for linking photos and video to specific locations. Photos, videos, and even 360-degree photos can all be tagged for grouping and added to tasks for assigning follow-up.

“Fieldwire absolutely saves us time. It saves us countless man-hours and prevents tons of mistakes. I do a lot of remote work out-of-state, probably about 30%, so sometimes I’ll set up a project in Fieldwire and won’t be there on-site for several months afterward. I’ll have detailed photos and measurements of everything stored in Fieldwire before the walls even go up, so I can always go back and reference them. I don’t know any other way to possibly do that. So the man-hours that we’ve saved translates into thousands, maybe even hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years.”

Joshua Harsono, Service Delivery Manager, Event Operations, Facebook

Aside from giving construction teams a view into project conditions on-site, Fieldwire’s photo and video tools give construction companies the ability to track progress, report issues, and document completed items with context. With more information about what’s really happening on the jobsite, construction businesses can confirm and verify their work.