Irish software company paving the future of #digital contract management in #Construction. Based in Clare. Backed by Enterprise Ireland & NDRC & LEADER
Our new office - due to open in January 2021 - was originally built as a grain store in 1790. It was used as a stable to a nearby mill in the 1900s and will soon be home to an emerging construction software company. If only these buildings could talk. #architecture#Construction
‘There’s always room for improvement, as with everything in life, but I think Irish start-ups are very lucky to be starting off in such a positive ecosystem where everything and anything seems possible.’
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@AddJust_
Our COVID-19 survey revealed significant project disruption. 79% reported project delays, 61% reported site closures, and over a third (37%) reported projects being cancelled. Read more: https://t.co/92CtXtOtbg
Enterprise Ireland €750k Competitive Start Fund is now open to applicants from all sectors and is designed to support the growth of early stage start-ups. Find out more: https://t.co/eHOBZNfZUb @AddJust_@tithery#startups#GlobalAmbition
We were delighted to support the recent call for @Entirl s CSF. Without it we wouldn’t have made the progress we have. #startups Get your applications in. 👍🏻
Enterprise Ireland's Competitive Start Fund (CSF) is now open for applications to start-ups in all sectors.
CSF gave @AddJust_ the validation it needed to support its growth trajectory. Find out how your company could apply:
https://t.co/QnzCXK3PsY
As #construction continues in many cases, it’s really important that workers protect themselves and each other and don’t take any chances. If you don’t see a sign like this at your site, request one be out there. No room for complacency with the #coronavirus
We believe in a paperless environment. We believe in less travel to site meetings. We believe in collaborative digital contracts where everyone’s informed all the time. That’s why we’ve become a member of @IrishGBC #contracts#construction#DigitalTransformation#sustainability