Software for the last
ten percent of the build.
Estimating, scheduling and accounting are well covered by other people. Cascade starts where they stop: the punch walk, the closing, the handover, and the year of warranty that follows.
Two products, one back half.
Each one is named for the person who opens it.
For the office
Connect
The full platform. Enrollment through closeout in one system: claims and determinations, service orders, the sub list for every house, homeowner messaging, and warranty analytics that show what is actually sitting open.
For the superintendent
BlueTag
Punch lists in the field, on a phone, with or without signal. Photos, marked-up plans, sign-off PDFs, and a finished report you can email before you pull out of the driveway.
Two add ons that build on each other.
Add either to BlueTag, or get both. Neither is sold on its own, and both are simply how Connect already works.
Add on
IQ
Stop typing on the walkthrough. Photograph the defect, tap the room, and IQ writes the description in trade language, the same way every time. It reads what comes in and writes the first version of what goes out.
Add on
Dispatch
Write the punch list and send the work out from the same app. Each item goes to the right trade from your own sub list, as a service order with the photos attached, and the reply comes back on the item instead of into someone's inbox.
Together they are one workflow. IQ works out which trade a defect belongs to, and that is exactly what decides who the service order goes to. The description you did not have to type becomes the work order you did not have to write.
IQ drafts. People decide. Nothing reaches a homeowner or a subcontractor that your team did not review first.
Start with one. The rest is a switch.
BlueTag and Connect are the same system underneath. A builder who runs BlueTag with both add ons for a season is already using the pieces Connect is built on, so moving up is not a migration: the jobs, the photos, the subs and the history are in the right shape the whole time. Turning on the platform is a setting, not a project.
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Tell us which product fits and how you build, and we will come back with a number.