Shouldn’t You Have the Power Over Your Construction Data 24×7?
Construction Viz for Microsoft 365 gives you control over your construction data.
In today’s world of cybersecurity threats, do you feel safe having your construction data on someone else’s external project management information system (PMIS)? Can you be confident that they manage your data with the same level of control your organization does? How are you getting your data out of that system when you need to archive your projects? It’s your data; shouldn’t you have access to it 24/7 without worry? Find out how Construction Viz for Microsoft 365 is changing the game by giving you power over your data.
When we built Construction Viz, we wanted to follow the following tenants:
- Quick and easy deployment to a client’s Microsoft 365.
- Leverage the best of Microsoft 365 services in the client’s tenant.
- Only pay for the apps you want.
- Ability to customize and configure the product to the client’s unique processes.
- Provide second-to-none security on the application and data.
- Ensure clients’ data stays in their Microsoft 365 tenant 24/7.
Construction Viz is Powered by Microsoft 365 and Azure
Construction Viz follows Microsoft Azure’s application deployment model just like any other applications you might use daily in your Microsoft 365. The deployment model is simple: once consent is granted to the app and access is given to a SharePoint site, Construction Viz does the rest by hydrating the necessary lists and libraries.
Every record created in Construction Viz is stored in your Microsoft SharePoint lists and libraries and available 24/7. No data is stored outside of your Microsoft 365 tenant. Isn’t it time to get the most out of Microsoft 365 and rethink where your data resides?
You can learn more about how Construction Viz will help you securely manage your construction projects here. If you would like to see Construction Viz in action, you can request a demo here. We can also provide a trial site if you want to roll up your sleeves and try the system.
