A SCHEDULE YOU CAN
ACTUALLY EDIT.
Autodesk Build imports your schedule and locks it. Linarc runs it: crews update it from the field and the budget moves with it.
CONTRACTOR SOFTWARE, NOT A DESIGN SUITE
Three differences a GC will feel on the first job.
Autodesk's own scheduler is for high-level sequencing. The real schedule is imported from MS Project and cannot be edited or synced back. Linarc's schedule is native, editable, and connected to cost.
Autodesk sends time cards through a third-party integration still being built. Linarc's crew app captures hours, progress, and issues, and the budget sees them.
Build, Cost Management, and partner training hours are separate lines. Linarc is one platform with onboarding included.
WHERE THE DIFFERENCE SHOWS UP
The workflows a GC runs every day.
FIVE QUESTIONS WORTH ASKING
Ask these on the Autodesk call. The answers decide whether the field can actually run on it.
Linarc:Linarc imports and keeps editing. There is nothing to sync back to.
Linarc:Yes. Tasks, look-aheads, and daily reports from the field.
Linarc:The Linarc crew time card app posts hours to cost codes directly.
Linarc:One platform. Schedule, field, cost, documents, and Lia included.
Linarc:Linarc does it. Included.
VOLUME-PRICED, WITH THE TRAINING EXTRA
How each quote is put together.
DESIGN ECOSYSTEM, OR CONTRACTOR PLATFORM
Autodesk wins the model. Linarc wins the jobsite.
The deepest design-to-build continuity there is. If your projects live and die by the model, it is hard to beat. Scheduling and cost sit in separate products around it.
One platform for schedule, field, and cost. Built for contractors running jobs, not coordinating models. Editable schedule, crew data straight to the budget.
BUILT FOR CONTRACTORS RUNNING JOBS
RUN IT ON A PLATFORM BUILT FOR THE FIELD
See what an editable schedule connected to cost does for your visibility and your margin.
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