I use Fieldwire by Hilti to upload plans, submittals, and check off tasks that need to get done in the field. I appreciate printing fewer plans and having everything accessible at my fingertips. Fieldwire is easy to use and very simple, and I find it makes my work more efficient. I also enjoy how easy it is to overlay a new set of plans with an old set, which allows me to see any changes engineers have made and quickly know if I need to send a change order or submit an RFI. The initial setup was fairly easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have no issues with Fieldwire Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Fieldwire by Hilti tracks progress of works from beginning to end. It really helps to have my ITPS on my tablet to sign digitally. I also appreciate that it keeps everything in one place. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The custom forms should be more flexible. For example, you can show the weather on the daily reports, but you cannot do this on the QA documents, which would really help. It would be great if templates were created for ITPS and QA docs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Fieldwire by Hilti to view construction drawings, and it helps me add notes, deficiencies, and track progress. I love how easy it is to access everything on my mobile phone from anywhere. One of the best features is adding photos on the drawings, which lets me easily view everything captured in the photo for a particular location, even years later. It's also very easy to use and the initial setup was very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Takes too much space, probably because of the size of drawings. I wish it wouldn't save any photo taken on the phone storage and just have them on Fieldwire, so I don't need to manually delete the photo after from the phone. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Fieldwire by Hilti easy for punch list and project management. I like how I can mark exact locations right on the floor plan, log them to the issue log, assign them, and print out reports to send right off. The punch list workflow is what I like most. I can mark the issues on the plan, then print the plan with the issues on there along with backup sheets behind with pictures and issue information. It just helps track all the issues in real time, and it's great. For us the punch list issue tracker is a little bit easier and cheaper than Procore, which is why we chose it. The initial setup was easy too — everything is easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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I use Fieldwire by Hilti for FISP work and architecture, and it gives me better tracking of field work. It's easy to use. I use tasks a lot to save photos. I also use it with Excel — we created an Excel format so when we generate a CSV report, we inject it into the Excel with Xref links to photos to generate the FISP filing report that we can send to DOB. When we had questions, we used to contact the Hilti team a lot. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'd like to see more color legend options. The price is my biggest concern. I don't think we should have to pay for follower access, since follower access lets people see tasks and pictures. A lower price would help. I'd also like a better report format and bigger pictures on the report. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Fieldwire is how easy it is to use. It's amazing. I can just pull up a set of documents, expand it, add information to the blueprints, or correct information. It's the ease of corrections and the ease of having all the information at your fingertips. It solves the problem of having the information that's on the blueprints with us at all times, whether it's on our phones, laptops, computers, or iPads. Recently I had a 25 story building under renovation, and trying to carry that kind of information around with all those blueprints makes it impossible. Having Fieldwire lets us go from floor to floor, make notes, make corrections, look at the drawings, and all this at your fingertips. It's just astounding how well this product works. From a field standpoint, being able to have multiple sets of drawings, whether it's architectural, engineering, or MEPs, at your fingertips at any given time is such an advantage. From our office standpoint, for doing billings, corrections, and relaying information to and from the architectural and design teams, it makes it a breeze. I like how easy it is when documents and drawings are updated to have that information. whether it's adding an SK drawing to the blueprints or adding notations from the architect on our finished plans from client changes. It's easy to upload and easy for the team to have at their fingertips, even in the field when you're walking around different job site areas, so you don't have to constantly go back to the office to retrieve this information. We switched from PlanGrid, and Fieldwire seems a little bit easier to use. It was very easy to set up and learn to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

{"I would have to say the ease of organizing different sets of drawings. Sometimes this becomes a bit of a chore, so that you're not confusing one set of drawings from the next.","I find reiterations of the same floor or same details with slight changes to them are probably the hardest thing to navigate through.","There was some confusion between CDs, DDs, and construction drawings about what drawings to be using. So we were having to find out by checking the dates of the drawings.","I would like the dating of the drawings to automatically be placed in the order or so that it's easier to find that without searching for it in the corner. It would be very easy to see the date of the drawing and the title.","I think on the administration end and the building end of it, or the bidding process would make it a lot easier."} Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's affordable and the task feature helps our team with on site process and quality control. The forms is also very useful for daily jobsite reports and the offline feature is a huge benefit for projects that don't have great reception. In overall, Fieldwire is a very useful tool, easy to learn and easy to train our employees. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Giving access to our most current set of plans and access to our task punchlist to all our subcontracts outside of Fieldwire. Keeping subcontractors up to date on project files. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love that Fieldwire by Hilti keeps all documents in one place and is easy to use. The simplicity is great, and I really like the pin dropping feature. The pin dropping element is the standout feature for me because it lets me find the exact pinpoint of whatever I’m reporting about. Also, the initial setup was very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't like how you can't tag photos as you take them. It would be much faster if I could tag them right away instead of having to go back over the pictures afterward. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Fieldwire is how easy it makes it to keep project information organized in one place. The plan viewing, task tracking, photos, and field notes help improve communication between the office and field teams. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The reporting and customization options feel limited, and some features require too many clicks. Better integrations, faster syncing, and more flexible dashboards would improve the experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really appreciate the management capabilities of Fieldwire by Hilti for managing millwork construction projects at J Suss Industries. I use it for drawing management, install tasks management, RFIs, site requests, and logging work orders and photos. I like all the features, especially the Drawings tab, tasks tab, reports, and form, which make managing projects straightforward. It's better than other software I have used. I rely on Fieldwire exclusively for project management. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is nothing i dislike about fieldwire Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.