Projects & Buildings

Within Deficiency Detect, Projects and Buildings form the core of your construction job management, allowing for detailed tracking and efficient team collaboration. These structures sit directly under your main Organization.

Projects: Your Dedicated Job Container

A Project represents a specific construction job, phase, or client engagement within your organization. It's designed to keep all relevant data, team members, and building information neatly contained and accessible.

Dedicated Teams for Each Project

Every project you create in Deficiency Detect comes with the ability to assign its own dedicated team members. This ensures that only relevant personnel have access to specific project data, fostering clear communication and accountability. Whether it's a site super, a project manager, or a coordinator, you can tailor your project team precisely to the job's needs.

Buildings: The Core of Your Worksite

Buildings are the individual structures or distinct areas within a project where deficiencies are identified and tracked. This granular level of organization ensures that issues are accurately logged and located.

One Building Included Per Project

To get you started, each new project you create automatically includes one building. This foundational building allows you to immediately begin tracking deficiencies for your primary structure.

Expanding Your Project: Adding More Buildings

Many construction projects involve multiple structures, phases, or distinct areas that require individual tracking. Deficiency Detect provides the flexibility to add additional buildings to any project as needed. This allows you to scale your deficiency tracking effortlessly, keeping all related buildings organized under one comprehensive project umbrella. (For details on how additional buildings affect billing, please refer to our Billing section.)

By combining dedicated project teams with flexible building management, Deficiency Detect gives you the tools to meticulously manage every detail of your construction sites.