When Autodesk Build is the better fit
- • Your team already works in Autodesk design tools and models
- • You manage drawings, submittals and cost on large projects
- • Your priority is design-to-construction document and model coordination
DigProof vs. Autodesk Build
DigProof vs. Autodesk Build.
Heavy civil depth. Field to office.
DigProof connects field execution, equipment issues, captured job records and office decisions for self-performing heavy civil contractors. The new jobsite accountability flow strengthens that connection—one important part of a broader operating platform, not the whole story.
| Autodesk Build | DigProof | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Project teams managing models, drawings, RFIs, submittals and cost across large projects | Self-performing heavy civil, utility, earthwork, sitework and trucking contractors |
| Pricing | Subscription pricing published on Autodesk's site; check there for current plans | Field Essentials $99/month flat for up to 35 users; Command for broader operations. Billed annually. |
| Operating focus | Project teams managing models, drawings, RFIs, submittals and cost across large projects | A jobsite responsibility chain: crew and operators → foreman → superintendent → office, with focused field screens and separate review responsibilities |
When DigProof is the better fit
- • Your priority is running self-performed work across crews, equipment and the office
- • You want one flat price for the whole crew
- • You want field records and named review responsibilities alongside daily operations; ask about the new assignment rollout
Field execution. Office control. Jobsite proof.
Essentials covers time, safety records and field-to-office questions. Command brings broader operations: daily reports, dispatch, equipment, plans, RFIs, change requests and Proof Packages generated from captured records. Command is available through limited Founding Access.
- Clock in and out from the phone, with a location point saved when the phone shares it
- End-of-day daily report you can talk through, with proof photos
- Incident, near-miss and toolbox talk records
- Machine Down / Work Stopped reports that reach the office
- Ask the Office: jobsite questions from the field, answered on the phone
- Operations Brief: what needs attention this morning
- Proof Packages built from records your team entered
A deeper connection · Command
Jobsite accountability strengthens the whole operation.
Alongside time, safety, daily reports, equipment and office review, DigProof is building a clearer responsibility chain: crew and operators → site foreman → superintendent inspection → office sign-off. Production progress is not the same as accepted work.
Move the worker. Not the punch.
A timestamped jobsite check-in keeps the original shift open. It records the move without rewriting payroll punches or pretending a check-in is continuous location tracking.
Choose the machine on that job.
An operator can run Dozer 12 on one site and Excavator 2 on another. The picker follows site assignments; equipment does not move just because the operator does.
Keep the crew focused.
Laborers get the essentials. Operators get site targets and equipment actions. The foreman owns the daily report—not a pile of separate end-of-day reports from every worker.
Name who answers for the work.
Jobsite defaults prefill qualified foreman, superintendent and office reviewers. Publishing still checks eligibility and separate people; defaults do not bypass approval or rewrite published history.
Built, awaiting field rollout. The new check-in, equipment-selection and reviewer-prefill flow has passed isolated tests. It is not in a released phone update yet; signed-in end-to-end checks and transferred-site inspection verification remain before rollout. Ask us to walk through the current workflow and release status. This is recordkeeping and accountability—not a guarantee of safety, compliance or legal outcomes.
Autodesk Build details are a general summary based on the company's public website (construction.autodesk.com) and can change at any time — check their site for current products and pricing. Autodesk Build is a trademark of its respective owner. DigProof is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.