BUILD ITTRACK IT

Built for the
elevator industry.

Launching Q3 2026, Build It Track It will give manufacturers, fabricators, suppliers, engineers, installers, contractors, and customers a twelve-stage record for each cab project. At launch, every handoff will have an owner and an exit condition.

Who it’s for

The elevator industry crosses company lines.

The Q3 2026 launch workflow is designed to carry each cab handoff across those lines without reducing the job to generic construction tracking.

Elevator manufacturers & OEMs

Every cab, modernization, and new-installation project on one record. At the Q3 2026 launch, that record runs from the first opportunity through to signed acceptance.

Cab interior manufacturers & fabricators

The estimate, the shop's capacity, the fabrication, and the quality check all answer to the same interior. Purchasing and production join them at the Q3 2026 launch.

Specialty material & component partners

Metal, glass, stone, wood, laminate, finish, lighting, hardware. At the Q3 2026 launch, those supplier handoffs sit on the project instead of in an email thread.

Engineering, installation & field teams

Measurements, revisions, checklists, dates, and approvals, each assigned to the stage that needs it. Field survey capture works today; the installation stages arrive at the Q3 2026 launch.

Elevator contractors & delivery teams

Customer commitments, production updates, delivery coordination, final acceptance. At the Q3 2026 launch, every organization on the job reads the same status.

Finished elevator cab interior with material samples and a fabrication team coordinating the project
A material decision becomes an engineering detail, a fabricated panel, field work, and finally a customer acceptance.

Q3 2026 launch workflow

The approved drawing has to reach the shop before the panels are cut.

An elevator OEM, a cab fabricator, a specialty supplier, a field installer, and a customer can each touch the same project. At the planned Q3 2026 launch, all twelve stages will keep each handoff attached to the project record. Supplier, production, and installation stages are not available today.

  • A shared project record replaces disconnected spreadsheets.
  • Estimating and engineering ownership are available today.
  • Purchasing, production, installation, and signoff ownership are planned for Q3 2026.
Explore the 12-stage workflow See elevator workflow features

Inside every organization

At launch, each role will see the cab work it owns.

Implemented role-based access controls who can work in the project record. Additional departmental stages are planned for the Q3 2026 launch.

Sales & Account Management

Use the implemented pipeline and project communications today. At launch, that visibility will continue through installation.

Estimators

Enter every BOM line against a rule. Standard items resolve approved material cost and labour hours. Custom items require a vendor and an attached quote.

Engineering

Store every uploaded PDF, DXF, or DWG as a revision. Record the change order. Then lock the approved drawing as an immutable Final for Record.

Purchasing

Planned for the Q3 2026 launch: purchasing records and material receipts will stay tied to the approved project scope.

Shop Floor

Planned for the Q3 2026 launch: engineering details and production priorities will reach the shop floor before work starts.

Field Surveyors & Installers

Surveyors already receive secure, expiring field-capture links. Installation and closeout handoffs are planned for the Q3 2026 launch.

Customer & project stakeholders

Use secure contract signing today. Delivery coordination and final acceptance are planned for the Q3 2026 launch.

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Keep the question beside the decision.

These Q3 2026 workflow previews show the intent: the decision, its context, and the next handoff stay in the same project conversation.

Inside the shop

The shop will see the release status

Shop thread · Stage 4

Engineering hands the approved scope to the shop

System· Stage 4 · Engineering

Drawings finalized. Change order #2 is flagged for review.

Estimator

Final estimate is updated. The revised hardware allowance is included.

Shop floor

Received. We’ll hold the cut list until the approval is recorded.

You’re seeing the latest engineering decision arrive with the people who will build it.
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With the customer

The customer will see the open decision

Customer thread · Finish selection

The customer knows exactly what needs an answer

Build It Track It· Today · Finish approval

Please approve the brushed bronze sample so production can release the trim package.

Customer

Approved. The bronze sample matches the lobby hardware.

Project lead

Thank you. We’ll release the package and keep you posted on the delivery date.

You’re seeing a plain-language approval request with the decision, files, and next step kept together.
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Questions from elevator project teams

Get a straight answer about the record and the Q3 2026 launch.

Who is Build It Track It built for?

Build It Track It is purpose-built for the elevator manufacturing supply chain: manufacturers, OEMs, cab interior fabricators, specialty material suppliers, engineering teams, field surveyors, installers, elevator contractors, and the project stakeholders coordinating the same job from lead to final signoff.

Is it only for elevator cab interior manufacturers?

Custom elevator cab and interior work is the core focus. The platform is also designed for the connected organizations that supply specialty materials — stainless steel, glass, stone, laminate, lighting, and hardware — as well as the engineering, installation, and delivery teams that hand the finished product to the customer.

How does it differ from a generic project tracker?

The workflow is organized around elevator-industry handoffs. Secure survey capture, line-by-line rate-library estimating, engineering revision history, change orders, and verified contract signing are implemented. Purchasing, production scheduling, installation, and closeout are planned for the Q3 2026 launch.

Can every project participant see the same job status?

The platform uses one project record with role-based access and personnel administration. Sales, estimating, engineering, survey, communications, and contract signing use that shared record today; additional departmental stages are planned for the Q3 2026 launch.

Does the platform support multi-car or multi-building projects?

Build It Track It is designed around one job record for the cab project. Confirm the intended project and car structure during pre-sales; the public launch is planned for Q3 2026.

Can customers access the platform?

Customers can use a secure contract-signing link without logging into the staff workspace. Additional customer-facing change-order and delivery coordination flows are planned for the Q3 2026 launch.

Read the page written for your side of the job

Elevator contractor softwareSurvey, submittal, contract and drawing controls from the contractor's position on the job.Elevator supply chain softwareWhat supplier coordination looks like once purchasing and receipt tracking arrive at launch.Elevator cab manufacturer softwareThe manufacturer's workspace and the Phase 2 multi-manufacturer vision behind it.Cab change order managementWhen the customer asks for a change: who raises it, how it is priced and approved, and what makes it enforceable.Cab lead time trackingThe milestone dates every side of the job is really arguing about when a date slips.

Put an owner on every elevator handoff.

OEMs, cab fabricators, specialty material and component suppliers, engineering and installation teams, elevator contractors, and project delivery teams all touch the same cab job. See how the planned Q3 2026 workflow will assign each handoff an owner and an exit condition.

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