/ Construction · Connected Data
Your data lives in four systems. The integration is you.
At a $20M–$150M GC there's no integration team — it's you and your PMs pulling from Procore, exporting from Sage, and reconciling the spreadsheet that disagrees with both. Revelry connects on top of the systems you already run and gives you one place to ask, with every number cited back to where it came from.
Connects on top of
Procore BuildingConnected Sage Bluebeam
/ The Real Cost
Islands of data, and every trip between them is manual.
Hours, weekly
Pulling and reconciling by hand
Every report, every exec question, every bid decision starts with someone re-pulling the same numbers from three places and hoping they agree. That assembly work is most of the 10–15% admin overhead premium mid-size GCs carry (FMI/Autodesk).
Stale by Friday
Decisions on last-pull data
When connecting the numbers takes hours, it happens weekly at best — so the picture you decide on is always days old. Connected data is what makes margin drift visible 2–4 weeks earlier.
/ How It Works
On top of your stack. Not instead of it.
1
Connect what you run
Procore and BuildingConnected direct, Sage via export, Bluebeam documents, plus the spreadsheets that actually run your jobs.
2
Ask across all of it
One question hits every connected source. Costs against budget, sub status, schedule versus actuals — answered with the source system cited.
3
Systems of record stay put
Procore stays Procore, Sage stays Sage. No migration, no new system to train the field on, and anything that writes back has approvals, logs, and rollback.
The honest part: connected doesn't mean magic. If a number is wrong in the source, it's wrong in the answer — but now it's cited, so you find out where and fix it once.
Bring the three numbers that never match.
We'll connect your stack on the demo and ask it your hardest reconciliation question.