Asite vs Truvect

Asite is a common data environment for collaboration across supply chains and project teams working on capital projects. Its standards-based workflows are designed to control project information. The online document archive can convert documents into read-only, searchable data while retaining the original audit trail. The mobile app provides access to project information and supports drawing markups, assigning actions, and sending messages. Asite Field adds site task management and offline project data access, subject to available device storage. Integrations listed include Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Sage Intacct, Sage 300, Bluebeam, Acumatica, Dokobit, and Autodesk Construction Cloud. Data exchange supports EDI, XML, STEP, KML, CSV, Excel, and MDB; the Open Data API supports REST-based interfaces. The Common Data Environment plan priced on request, with add-ons listed; Asite 3D Repo priced on request, and Asite Marketplace at a price agreed with the maker. The platform supports Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows, and lists 24/7 support helpdesks and online guides.

Truvect is a construction project management platform for main contractors, builders, civil contractors, and developers. It combines project and portfolio dashboards, programme scheduling, contract administration, drawing revision comparisons, and commercial workflows. Teams can manage payment claims, variations, provisional sums, RFIs, contract instructions, and subcontract processes. Purchase orders, invoices, and budgets use shared cost codes, with reports for cashflow, variation position, cost-value reconciliation, period costs, and forecast final cost; exports are available in PDF, Excel, and CSV. Drawing tools compare revisions, flag sheet changes, support markups and comments, and issue transmittals. Truvect AI answers questions from role-available project records with citations and can prepare draft defects or variations for review. iOS and Android apps support site tasks and messaging. Integrations include Xero, SharePoint, and Autodesk Forma. The service is paid with pricing on request and is currently offered to New Zealand organisations through a deliberately small live-project pilot.