Causeway Construction Software vs PlanRadar

Causeway Construction Software covers construction and maintenance work across design, commercial management, workforce, supply chain, and infrastructure operations. CausewayOne connects Causeway technologies across the project lifecycle, sharing data and linking systems and processes. Commercial products handle estimating, tendering, project accounting, and commercial management, including real-time financial tracking and profitability analysis. Design products cover ground modelling, roads, drainage, traffic signs, road markings, and vehicle path analysis. CausewayOne is described as a scalable cloud platform, and design products offer cloud licensing for access from different locations. Listed integrations include Oracle, Salesforce, Microsoft 365, Sage, and hundreds of other business applications; design software can integrate with AutoCAD and Civil 3D. Causeway says it maintains ISO 27001 certification and an information security framework. Customer resources include a support portal, knowledge base, training, online resources, and software downloads, although the latest downloads require license-manager registration. Founded in 1999, Causeway serves contractors, public authorities, infrastructure and utility operators, house builders, consultants, suppliers, and manufacturers. Pricing is on request.

PlanRadar is a construction and building condition assessment platform for field management, documentation and reporting. Its workflows include defect management and punch lists, daily logs, inspections, checklists, safety audits, handovers and evidence collection. Teams can work with digital plans and BIM models, with allowances that vary by subscription. Mobile users can continue offline; locally stored changes synchronize to the cloud when internet access returns. PlanRadar Connect provides access to over 200 apps, including SharePoint, OneDrive, Power BI, SAP, Oracle, Jira and Slack, alongside Open API and webhook support. The web app runs in a browser on modern computers, and mobile apps are available for iOS and Android. The company says US customers' data is hosted on AWS servers in the United States. Basic is $32 a month per user, and the 30-day trial requires no credit card. The trial is described as obligation-free, and users can download project data if they do not subscribe.