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Strata Identity, U.S.-based identity orchestration provider for multi-cloud environments with a significant presence in Vancouver, has announced the availability of the Hexa open-source project that enables organizations to unify and consistently manage all of their access policies across multi-clouds, on-premises systems, and vendors.
Hexa enables this using the New Identity Query Language (IDQL) standard, which is a new common policy format used to define identity access policies in a declarative way.
Currently, each cloud platform (AWS, Google, Microsoft Azure, and others) uses a proprietary identity system with its own policy language, all of which are incompatible with each other. Meanwhile, each application must be hardcoded to work with a specific identity system. IDQL and Hexa enable any number of identity systems to work together as a unified whole, without making any changes to them or to applications, Strata Identity explains.
“Just as Kubernetes transformed computing by allowing applications to transparently move from one machine to another, IDQL enables access policies to move freely between proprietary identity systems,” said Eric Olden, chief executive officer of Strata Identity. “IDQL and Hexa eliminate identity silos in the cloud and on-premises, by creating an intelligent, distributed identity system with one brain.”
Together IDQL and Hexa provide the following capabilities:
IDQL and Hexa are managed under a vendor-neutral working group and an open-source, open governance model and will remain independent from any company or company-sponsored project. Interest in building open standards for cloud identity is being driven by global multi-cloud adoption and incompatibility between cloud identity systems. The authors of IDQL and Hexa include Strata Identity, Kroger, Versa Networks, S&P Global, Cummins, and MEF. Others interested in supporting the project can find more information here.
One working group member in particular understands the need to unify policy orchestration from the application to the network layer. “IDQL and Hexa provide the necessary framework for linking identity and policy to the Zero Trust standards being developed at MEF today,” said Pascal Menezes, chief technical officer of MEF. “MEF is proud to be an early supporter of IDQL and Hexa and we look forward to collaborating further in the future.”
IDQL and Hexa are public projects with code repos available on GitHub here. The two components of the project have been submitted as a sandbox project to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). More information about Hexa and IDQL can be found here.
Strata Identity is also hosting a panel webinar with other members of the working group entitled “The building of a new identity standard: Why the multi-cloud world needs IDQL and Hexa to unify policy” on May 25 at 10 am PT / 1 pm ET. Visit this link to register.
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Transaction Cloud’s affiliate marketing feature will help SaaS (software as a service) and digital product startup companies to rapidly scale their business by harnessing the power of affiliate marketing without the added administrative and accounting costs. The modern and fast checkout interface with the most number of payment methods has already helped various SaaS companies increase their conversion rates. The company offers solutions for global payment processing, affiliate marketing management & payouts, automated sales tax compliance, subscription management & billing, fraud prevention, and key data for business growth. Vendors using these services on Transaction Cloud’s platform, can go to market quickly and focus their efforts on improving their products and rapidly growing their business.
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The COVID-19 pandemic did not just disrupt physical meetings and physical office spaces; workflows that relied on in-person interaction, such as signing documents and contracts, were also highly impacted. Electronic signature (e-signature) software has surged in popularity over the past two years as enterprises looked to modify their signature workflows to support a remote workforce, said Holly Muscolino, group vice president for content strategies and future of work at IDC.
With many companies returning to an in-person office environment or adopting a hybrid workforce approach, where employees work some days in the office and some at home, e-signature vendors are working to convince businesses that they are still relevant. Although the market has slowed down, Muscolino said, “it’s still showing healthy growth, because there are still companies who have not adopted this technology. There is still significant room for adoption.”
E-signature software can help businesses digitize processes that require signatures, such as sales contracts, purchase orders, and legal documents. And companies that have adopted the software for sales-based document signing can expand the process to other departments, such as human resources teams, procurement and supply chain operations, and financial services groups.
E-signature tools are often seen as a complement to other product categories, including contract lifecycle management, digital transaction management, authentication software, content management, and even content sharing and collaboration from vendors like Box and Dropbox. Companies that purchased e-signature software as a point solution over the past few years should look at integrating or expanding their use of digital signature tools to support a hybrid workforce.
“Those folks who adopted e-signature [tools] quickly during the pandemic now need to start integrating [the software] with both upstream and downstream processes to leverage automation, and not just use it to get something signed digitally,” Muscolino said.
At its basic level, an e-signature is any type of electronic authentication method that accepts an agreement or contract. The system needs to verify the signer’s identity, which can range from a corporate ID to a verified email account. E-signature apps can also utilize multifactor authentication methods in order to create an audit trail.
A digital signature is a specific type of e-signature that complies with legal regulations for authentication — typically enhanced with additional security features such as a certificate-based digital ID. This adds a level of encryption to the identity verification method. Digital signatures are validated through a trust service provider, usually through certificate authorities. Use cases for digital signatures include high-risk processes, such as loan approvals, HR manager processes, and doctor signatures.
Additional types of electronic signatures found in Europe include Standard Electronic Signatures (SES), Advanced Electronic Signatures (AES), and Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES), which include varying degrees of authentication requirements.
When looking at e-signature software vendors, several common features emerge, including:
Many vendors also integrate their e-signature software with other business systems, such as Salesforce, Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, and other customer relationship management or document management tools.
Most of these vendors offer cloud-based, software-as-a-service pricing, but companies can also deploy many of these products via private cloud options.
For remote workers, the software can make the sending and receiving of contracts and other signature-based documents more efficient. Instead of requiring remote workers to have a scanner or printer available, e-signature software can be used to process these documents. The software can usually leverage existing templates to send documents virtually, and workers receive notifications when documents are signed and returned.
Customers can achieve a better experience — signers can virtually receive, review, and sign documents, and integration with CRM software allows for notification when agreements have been received, reviewed, and signed.
Systems with audit trails allow the tracking and movement of documents, detecting any changes or edits made to agreements. The technology can track who signed, when it was signed, where it was signed, and who the document was shared with. This can also be key for meeting compliance regulations.
The software also aims to help companies save money by eliminating a physical paper trail for contracts, reducing the use of printing and physical file storage needs. Administrative and office expenses such as paper, printers, fax machines, pens, and ink/toner can be reduced through the adoption of e-signature software.
Presented in alphabetical order below are quick descriptions and links to some of the more popular options for e-signature software tools, based on our research of the market, features that most companies would likely need, and discussions with analysts in the space. Your individual feature needs may vary, so head to the vendors’ websites to learn more details about each tool.
In addition, hundreds of other software options exist, so if these products don’t have the requirements you’re looking for (for example, if you need a specific digital notary tool), check out software search engine sites such as G2.
With its background in document creation via the portable document format (PDF), Adobe supports the ability to collect signatures with its Acrobat Sign offering. The software allows companies to access Acrobat PDF documents and sign them from anywhere, on mobile devices or via desktops. Recipients can sign documents without needing a special download or account creation, and users can scan and upload PDFs using the free Adobe Scan mobile app.
Documents can be tracked and managed from Acrobat, Microsoft Word, and other applications, with real-time visibility for each document awaiting a signature. Notifications can be received when documents have been signed, and companies can create and manage reusable templates for frequently used forms.
Additional features include the ability to send documents to multiple users, real-time tracking, and integrations with HR platforms (Workday, ServiceNow, SAP SuccessFactors), CRM (Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Microsoft Dynamics) and others (Notarize, Box, Veeva). Custom branding options for adding logos and other messaging are also available. (See Acrobat Sign security and compliance information.)
Individual pricing plans begin at $13 per month (Windows only), or $15 per month for Windows and Mac users, with an annual plan. For teams, pricing starts at $15 per user per month (Windows only), or $17 per user per month for Windows and macOS support. Enterprise pricing options are also available for larger teams that include pre-built integrations, APIs, and single-sign-on support.
The de facto leader in this space, DocuSign supports features such as electronic signature, electronic notarization, and contract lifecycle management workflows. The software also includes the ability to incorporate payments from within a contract, as well as capture consent with a single click. The company incorporates its software as part of the DocuSign Agreement Cloud, which extends the benefits to other stages of the process, such as preparing or managing agreements post-signature.
Use cases for DocuSign within an enterprise include sales, customer support, facilities, finance, human resources, IT/operations, legal, marketing, procurement, and product management, among others. Partner integration and application support include more than 350 systems, including those from Microsoft, Salesforce, Oracle, Apple, and others.
Additional features include mobile app support, custom field creation, reusable templates, multiple-user routing, and security requirements such as privacy and data residency rules and audit trails. (See DocuSign eSignature security and compliance information.)
The company offers a 30-day free trial, with pricing that ranges from $10 per month for a personal plan up to $40 per user per month for the Business Pro offering. Enterprise plans are offered via a sales call. Customers who only want legally binding electronic signatures with no additional features can use the DocuSign Free Edition.
Eversign lets you create legally valid and compliant e-signatures, whether drawn, typed, uploaded, or system-generated. Documents can be securely stored via Eversign, with auto-expiration options available. Users can upload existing PDFs and prepare them for signature through a document editor, and audit trails can keep track of the document signing process. An in-person signing feature lets physical customers, employees, and partners sign documents such as nondisclosure agreements or waivers directly from a PC or mobile device.
Additional features include templates, multi-business management, contact management, app integrations, and API support. (See Eversign security and compliance info.)
The free Eversign Lite option allows users to create five documents per month, with 2 SMS credits and 3 API documents. Pricing options start at $10 per month for the basic plan, with a Professional plan ($40 per user per month) and Professional Plus plan ($80 per user per month) available.
HelloSign was acquired by Dropbox in early 2019, and is now the default e-signature option for Dropbox users. The company offers e-signature, API integration, intelligent mobile forms (HelloWorks), and online faxing (HelloFax) within its product suite. Features of the e-signature system include unlimited signature requests, templates, a mobile application, audit trails, email access for customer support, and multiple language offerings (22 languages supported).
Signatures can be typed, drawn, or uploaded, and responses can be tracked with email notifications that can be automatically sent as reminders for unsigned documents. Signer fields in documents can be enhanced through drag-and-drop signature blocks, checkboxes, and date fields. Integrations include leading CRM, storage/collaboration, and productivity apps, with additional connections via Zapier. Security features include two-factor authentication, 256-bit AES and TLS encryption, data validation, and tamper-proofing. (See HelloSign security and compliance information.)
Pricing options start at $15 per month (based on an annual plan) for a basic individual tier, with business options starting at $25 per user per month. Enterprise options for five or more users are available through the company’s sales channel. A free trial is also available.
PandaDoc is an all-in-one tool that lets users create, collaborate on, and electronically sign documents as part of a document workflow system. Document creation tools include templates such as proposals, request for quotes, forms, and contracts, through a built-in editor. The system supports integrations with major CRM and productivity suites, and also includes a library of pre-approved contracts and clauses for legal documents.
Workflow features include collaborating with different roles within a company or externally through permissions, along with commenting, response, and approvals. E-signature features include the use of signing on a mobile app or desktop, with 256-bit encryption and HIPAA-compliant and SOC 2 Type II certification. Audit trails give users proof of who opened, viewed and signed documents, and when they signed. (See PandaDoc security and compliance information.)
The company offers a free 14-day trial, with pricing that begins at $19 per user per month (with annual agreement), with $49 per user per month for the Business tier. Enterprise options are available through the PandaDoc sales team. A free eSign plan is also available for customers who just want documents to be signed with legally binding electronic signatures, without any additional features.
As part of its parent company’s airSlate Business Cloud, signNow includes e-signature workflows that let customers sign and send documents for signing, generating agreements, negotiating contracts, accepting payments, and automating business processes.
The e-signature software lets users configure and deploy legally binding e-signatures for documents, contracts, and web forms. The process can be automated through more than 100 no-code bots, roles can be assigned to different employees, and notifications can be added. SignNow integrates with a number of CRMs, cloud storage services, and productivity apps.
The system also offers mobile-first web forms, robotic process automation, contract negotiation and management, workflow automation, PDF editing, and payment acceptance. (See signNow security and compliance information.)
With an annual subscription, pricing starts at $8 per user per month for the basic business plan. Premium plans start at $15 per user per month, and enterprise plans are available for $30 per user per month. With a five-user minimum, access to the airSlate Business cloud costs $50 per user per month.
Keith Shaw is a freelance digital journalist who has written about the IT world for more than 20 years.
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As a construction project manager, you need to juggle between brainwork and legwork to transform blueprints into real structures. Your everyday tasks likely include coordinating with contractors, sourcing building material, and managing task alignment. However, all that manual multitasking can result in improper project planning, which can lead to supply chain hang-ups or project costs overrun.
If you can relate to such challenges of being a construction project manager, having construction management software can be the solution. The software can help you streamline your construction project workflow—from designing blueprints to building the physical structure. You can also use construction management software to track job progress, monitor costs, and schedule and align tasks with team members. Having a software solution can bring clarity in communication and reduce errors, thereby helping you deliver quality construction projects.
In this article, we discuss the top 10 Software Advice-featured construction management software tools (listed alphabetically) to identify the best-rated solutions. (Refer to the methodology section for more details.)
4.5/5 (Read user reviews)
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Notable features: Roof planning, Project scheduling, Client management, Inventory tracking
AccuLynx is a cloud-based construction management and roofing software that assists in setting timelines for your construction projects. The tool allows you to accurately estimate the costs of labor and materials. Additionally, the aerial measurement capabilities using drone technology helps accurately determine the roof size.
Using AccuLynx, you can automate your daily administrative tasks to help you stay updated on the project progress. The tool’s cloud-based system allows you to track team assignments, know the locations of the equipment, and track materials availability anytime and from anywhere.
The customer relationship management (CRM) feature allows construction project managers to organize customer contacts, track interactions, and improve lead generation for prospects.
AccuLynx offers email, phone, and chat support. The tool has a mobile app for both iOS and Android devices.
Project dashboard in AccuLynx (Source)
4.6/5 (Read user reviews)
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Notable features: Document management, Task scheduling, Progress reports
Buildxact is a construction management software that allows you to create and assign tasks to your team members, general contractors, and suppliers. You can also attach task-related documents and set automatic reminders to ensure on-time completion.
With Buildxact’s drag and drop feature, you can easily allocate tasks to different team members, set dependencies and critical paths, as well as color-code the task status. The tool also offers access to daily/weekly/monthly project dashboards for you to stay updated on the project activity.
You can use Buildxact’s centralized storage to organize and manage all project-related documents such as photos, blueprints, and plans. The feature also allows you to track and document progress with photos at each stage of the project.
Buildxact offers email, phone, and chat support. It also allows third-party application integration for your project management experience.
Customized pitches for clients in Buildxact (Source)
4.5/5 (Read user reviews)
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Notable features: Task management, Daily log, Change orders, Gantt chart scheduling
BuildBook is a construction management solution that allows home builders and contractors to streamline projects, collaborate with team members, set work schedules, and modify workflows. It features a unified dashboard to help with all your project management needs.
Using BuildBook, you can track tasks using punch lists and access proposals, contracts, and change orders and budgets. In addition, it provides a Gantt chart and other construction estimation templates with a drag and drop feature to customize plans by directly moving the elements.
The tool offers storage space to organize and manage project related documents, photos, and videos. You can also directly add these documents to your emails and client pitches.
BuildBook offers mobile applications for Android and iOS devices. The mobile apps allow you to assign tasks, communicate with your general contractor, both off-site and on-site project team members, and update work schedules anytime and anywhere.
Photo directory in BuildBook (Source)
4.5/5 (Read user reviews)
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Notable features: Real-time alerts, Task management, Project tracking, Forecasting, Gantt chart
Bridgit Bench is a construction management solution that offers a centralized hub of tools and features to manage your construction projects. It takes care of all your project needs, from brainstorming and designing to the beginning of construction.
You can use Bridgit Bench software’s Gantt and list views to manage all the project roles and allocations. In addition, it allows access to detailed project reports for you to analyze the resource utilization and project demand. You can also use the software to get real-time visibility and alerts on the status of the project with its forecasting feature.
Bridgit Bench allows you to integrate with third-party project management applications such as customer relationship management (CRM) and workforce management. The integration feature facilitates a single dashboard for all your project management needs.
Bridgit Bench offers email, phone, and chat support. The tool has a mobile app for both iOS and Android devices.
Gantt chart in Bridgit Bench (Source)
4.6/5 (Read user reviews)
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Notable features: Plan viewing, Instant messaging, File sharing, Application integration
Fieldwire construction project management software facilitates a cloud-based jobsite coordination platform. It provides instant access to all the project-related documents, real-time activity monitoring, and work schedules. In addition, the platform allows you to track issues and respond to queries received from the on-site workforce in real time.
Using Fieldwire construction software, you can document issues in the project workflow with pictures and comments. It allows you to streamline processes, such as punch and inspections, and build custom construction forms.
You can integrate Fieldwire with third-party document management solutions to ensure all team members have access to updated project-related documents.
Fieldwire offers email, phone, and chat support. The tool has a mobile app for both iOS and Android devices.
Real-time alert in Fieldwire (Source)
4.2/5 (Read user reviews)
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Notable features: Document management, Field logs, Time management
FOUNDATION is a construction management software that helps you store and manage multiple project documents at a centralized location. In addition, the tool allows tracking document status and due dates, and scheduling alerts to avoid missing project deadlines.
With the FOUNDATION construction project management tool, both back office and on-site teams can update job progress, view project accounting, customize job reporting, and store site documentation.
The tool’s cloud-based system allows you to directly attach project documents to emails, as well as view correspondence logs to ensure the project team remains updated on the project progress.
FOUNDATION offers email, phone, and chat support. The tool has a mobile app for both iOS and Android devices.
Job list in FOUNDATION (Source)
4.6/5 (Read user reviews)
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Notable features: Job scheduling, Workforce dispatching, Communication & Collaboration
LaborChart is a construction management software that helps align projects to different team members and track their daily activity. The tool enables you to communicate with the team members, create job schedules, and generate customized progress reports.
With LaborChart’s visualization tool, you get a visual representation of your project progress. You can use such insights to make better workforce decisions and ensure on-time project completion.
The software facilitates integration with third-party applications, such as customer relationship management (CRM) softwar, so you can manage both projects and clients from a single dashboard. It offers a custom-built integration platform for you to control all the third-party integrations from a centralized location.
LaborChart offers email, phone, and chat support. The tool has a mobile app for both iOS and Android devices.
Job scheduling in LaborChart (Source)
4.3/5 (Read user reviews)
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Notable features: Contract scheduling, Purchase orders, Change orders, Submittals
Paskr is a cloud-based construction project management software that can be used by construction professionals to bid and track multiple projects. It offers a single dashboard to manage both back office and field operations.
Using Paskr, you can create job plans, assign tasks to team members, and track the status of each task. The tool facilitates a plan room with version control features, allowing you to collaborate with the team and update or modify documents in real time.
Paskr’s document management feature helps you to store and manage project-related documents. Its cloud-based system allows all the team members to access the documents anytime and anywhere.
Paskr offers email, phone, and chat support. The tool has a mobile app for both iOS and Android devices.
Project dashboard in Paskr (Source)
4.6/5 (Read user reviews)
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Notable features: Project schedules, Subcontractor work orders, Job progress and reports
Premier software, also known as Jonas construction software, is a cloud-based solution for contractors, home builders, and land developers. The tool helps streamline everyday construction project management tasks such as job costing and estimation, purchase orders, inventory management, and progress monitoring.
The software features a fully customizable user dashboard with capabilities to download project reports and view detailed project information. You can also use this construction software to track essential documents such as transmittals, submittals, and punch lists.
Using this construction project management tool, both contractors and on-site teams can view and manage their daily job log, including work hours, task approvals, and expense management. The tool also offers a centralized document management feature for you to securely store and share project-related information with the team members working at different locations.
Premier offers email, phone, and chat support. The tool has a mobile app for both iOS and Android devices.
Project dashboard in Premier (Source)
4.6/5 (Read user reviews)
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Notable features: Document control, Progress and performance reports, Customizable job forms
ProjectTeam.com is a cloud-based construction management software that allows you to manage project scope, schedule, and cost. You can collaborate on your project with other team members by using construction forms such as contracts, drawings, and change orders. In addition, you can also build custom construction forms by adding parameters that match your project requirements.
ProjectTeam.com’s information tracking feature allows you to populate project reports including issues and progress. You can filter, sort, or group the available reports for better visibility and accessibility.
You can integrate this construction management software with critical business applications such as invoicing and customer relationship management (CRM).
ProjectTeam.com offers email, phone, and chat support.
RFI forms in ProjectTeam.com (Source)
The construction management software tools mentioned above can get you started on your software search. However, to find the best construction project management tools for your construction company, we recommend following these steps.
Here are some questions to ask software providers to find the best construction management software:
An ideal construction project management software should allow you to change or update existing project workflows based on performance, personnel availability, and deadlines. This way, you get total control over your construction projects.
The chosen software should allow you to import external data such as documents and photos from your computer, mobile, or other storage devices. This flexibility does not restrict you to creating new documents every time you add or update your project details. You can easily upload pre-created documents and start working on the project.
The chosen construction software should allow you to track and manage your inventory of building materials and equipment. The feature ensures you can fully utilize your resources while also avoiding delays due to the unavailability of building resources.
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