Touchplan

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Coordinate construction pull planning and short-interval commitments against the master schedule.

SI Score
75/100
Pricing
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Free plan
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What it does

Touchplan is construction planning and scheduling software for project teams using collaborative workflow planning. Its feature areas include pull planning, workflow planning, master-schedule synchronization, analytics, and reporting. The focus is coordinating what crews and trade partners plan to complete, then reviewing whether the committed work moved forward.

Touchplan is built around construction planning rather than a generic task list. A project team can use pull planning to coordinate upcoming work with trade partners, synchronize short-range plans with a master schedule, and review progress in analytics and reports. For example, a team preparing a floor handoff could make the next sequence of work visible to involved trades, confirm what needs to be ready first, and review commitments during the planning cycle.

The official site lists general contractors, specialty contractors, owners, and architects and engineers among the audiences, with separate feature areas for workflow planning, master-schedule synchronization, analytics, and pull planning. The pricing page was reachable, but its extracted content did not expose plan names or a price; confirm commercial terms directly with the vendor. See the Touchplan overview and pricing page.

Strengths

  • Pull planning and master-schedule synchronization target collaborative construction planning.
  • Analytics and reporting support review of the plan and commitments.
  • The product is positioned for owners, general contractors, specialty contractors, and design professionals.

Best for

  • Construction teams coordinating near-term work with trade partners
  • Project leaders aligning pull plans with a master schedule

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