Why Design-Build Generates More Change Orders

Commercial construction projects are more advanced than ever and new delivery methods and available technology require the process to be ...

It’s been over three years since launching Extracker, the first of its kind Change Order Communication Platform for the commercial ...

The Change Order Request (COR) log is the only tracking document shared between the Subcontractor and General Contractor, and therefore the ...

Extracker recently launched our latest integration with Procore, one of the leading construction management software providers. Now general ...

The one constant with every construction project is change. And that inevitably means a Change Order Request sent from a subcontractor to a ...

Time & Material Tags (aka tickets, EWAs, FWOs, etc.) are synonymous with headaches in the commercial construction industry. Written by hand ...

We are excited to announce our new integration with PlanGrid®, a field collaboration solution that is part of Autodesk Construction CloudTM ...

PCO, PCCO, EWA, COR, OCO, PCI, CO, CE, WTF… Construction loves acronyms, especially when it comes to out-of-contract work. Out of all the ...

Your company has project management software, but are you still using a spreadsheet to keep track of Change Orders?  Do you have Change ...

Raise your hand if you have ever sent a Change Order Request to your General Contractor and felt like it disappeared into the internet ...

What’s the most important document in commercial construction? Spoiler… It’s the Change Order Request Log

There is a reason the 'The Office' chose a struggling paper company, Dunder Mifflin, to be the focus of it's show. Paper companies are ...

How to Ensure Touch-Free T&M Tags during COVID-19

Extracker enhances Functionality with PlanGrid Integration Let's face it, no one likes creating or receiving paper Time and Material Tags. ...

Worldwide, construction projects run over budget every day. Incomplete documents, schedule changes, missed scope, design changes, are just ...