If you only have 30 minutes for a jobsite technology demo, focus on exploring use cases that will bring your team the most value.

When it comes to jobsite intelligence, it’s easy to focus on understanding camera operation, but that’s only part of the equation. Yes, you’ll want to understand how to optimize camera placement to avoid blind spots and get clear visibility across your site. But it’s just as important to spend time understanding how the software that enables the camera hardware works. 

With a jobsite intelligence solution, it’s best to see first-hand how the software supports site safety, security, and productivity: 

• Safety Monitoring: See how Safety Insights available in SiteCloud help identify potential safety concerns, including PPE compliance and other observable jobsite conditions. Combined with real-time fall hazards, you can gain timely insights to support OSHA safety compliance and improve jobsite awareness.
• Security: Check out how the daily AI-driven security report works. It summarizes every motion-triggered event overnight, so you walk in knowing what happened on site and where to focus. See how that visibility helps you deter theft and know exactly where to follow up, and pull up the video clips of any event that needs a closer look.    
• Productivity: You should have the opportunity to see how features like the Morning Briefs, site hygiene summaries, gate monitoring, and progress updates help you track site conditions, identify potential issues, and stay informed on daily activity. You’ll also want to see how you can push insights and reports straight into project management tools such as Procore and Autodesk Forma, keeping your existing workflows and stakeholders updated. 

The Bottom Line: Understanding how the software powering your jobsite camera works s will help you understand  first-hand how jobsite intelligence will transform project workflows.