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Earlier the construction industry, though one among the most happening verticals, which steer the economic and infrastructural development in the world, followed traditional ways of operation. Many core processes in the industry such as invoicing, submittals and pre-qualification, were performed manually. But when the industry moved towards technology adoption, there were little or no software built specifically for construction. And what was built typically did not suit the nature of a project and how contractors worked.

