How a National Builder Migrated from Procore and Autodesk to Jet.Build
A general contractor with private and federal work moved nearly $12B in historical project data into Jet.Build, completed migration in 10 days, and had its team fully ramped in under four months.
Why it matters
Large migrations often fail because teams only move the data. This national builder used the move to simplify pricing, support, workflows, and long-term project visibility in one operating layer.
~$12B
migrated from previous systems
10-day
migration completed end-to-end
< 4 months
to full team adoption
1
unified operating layer
A scaling business needed a simpler operating model.
The contractor had project data and workflows spread across multiple legacy construction systems, including Procore and Autodesk. Those systems had served parts of the business, but as the company grew across private and federal work, the operating model had become harder to scale.
Leadership wanted fewer handoffs, clearer ownership, and a more predictable software investment. The team needed stronger hands-on support and a unified system that could support the full project lifecycle — without forcing people through disconnected tools, modules, or vendor handoffs.
The goal was not just to replace software. It was to simplify how work moved across the company.
Three reasons this national builder consolidated on Jet.Build.
Flat, all-inclusive pricing
No pricing based on a percentage of the business. No per-module fees. No per-user expansion friction. No surprise add-ons for core capabilities. A predictable, transparent investment that scales with the company — not a meter that runs alongside it.
Dedicated support and migration
One dedicated USA-based manager who knows the account, the workflows, and the rollout plan. One-hour response times, recurring working sessions, optional in-person workshops, and a migration team that stays involved well after go-live. No anonymous ticket queues.
Unified operating layer
Planning, project execution, documentation, reporting, and closeout on a single platform — with Jenny AI helping teams work across project data and workflows. Fewer handoffs, fewer disconnected point solutions, fewer places for work to fall between systems.
Nearly $12B in project data, migrated in 10 days.
Jet.Build's dedicated migration team worked alongside the national builder to preserve project history, organize data, and make the new system usable for active teams from day one. Nearly $12B of historical project data moved into Jet.Build, with the formal migration completed in 10 days.
Training extended beyond the internal team to the key external stakeholders who interact with their projects every day. Recurring working sessions, hands-on support, and optional in-person workshops kept adoption moving without overwhelming the team's day-to-day work.
The result: the organization moved from platform transition to full team adoption in under four months — preserving institutional knowledge while moving into a cleaner operating model.
Before and after the move.
The team did not just move data. They simplified the operating model around it.
Legacy stack
- Multiple systems
- Procore and Autodesk data/workflows
- Pricing complexity
- Ticket-based support
- Workflow handoffs
One operating layer
- One operating layer
- Flat, all-inclusive pricing
- Dedicated migration/support team
- Jenny AI-enabled workflows
- Planning through closeout in one platform
Not a ticket queue. A dedicated team.
The contractor did not get a generic support experience. The team got a Jet.Build crew that knew their account, their workflows, and their rollout plan — and stayed involved well after go-live.
One dedicated USA-based account manager
One-hour response times
Recurring working sessions
Optional in-person workshops
Training for internal teams and key external stakeholders
Migration team that stays involved after go-live
From planning to closeout — on one platform.
Consolidating onto Jet.Build gave the company a single operating layer across planning, project execution, documentation, reporting, and closeout. Fewer tool handoffs. Fewer disconnected point solutions. Better visibility for leadership. Easier collaboration with the external stakeholders the team works with every day.
Jenny AI is part of the operating layer — an AI assistant that helps teams surface information and move faster across project data and workflows, without overstating what AI can or should do on a construction job.
"Jet.Build gave us a cleaner way to run our projects without carrying the complexity of our old stack forward. The migration moved fast, our teams had real support, and we were fully operating in one system in under four months."
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