As construction workflows become increasingly digital, having reliable software that meets your needs and budget is crucial for maintaining a competitive edge.

Allied Builders System, a general contractor in Hawaii, knows the importance of this all too well. The company paid for its construction management software on an annual basis and were overall satisfied with its functionality.

But, when the annual renewal process began, Allied leadership felt frustrated with the unpredictability of cost increases, which made it hard for them to forecast expenses and build trust with the software provider.

Seeking a trusted partner, Allied Builders transitioned to Autodesk Build, which provided flexible annual subscriptions that support unlimited projects and users. Doing so gave the general contractor more confidence in its technology and a more predictable, consistent software investment.