MILPITAS, Calif. —Track3D, a Reality Intelligence platform that transforms reality capture data into schedule-linked progress insights, today announced a strategic integration with Fieldwire, the leading field management software for construction teams. The integration is now available to all Track3D users.
This integration connects AI-driven jobsite reality intelligence with plan-based field execution, enabling teams to see what is actually built, what is missing, and what is at risk directly on the drawings where work is managed.
Construction teams frequently use Fieldwire for day-to-day field coordination and Track3D for visual documentation and progress tracking. Until now, teams using both platforms had to manually upload floor plans to each system and switch between tools to review punch lists in context.
The new integration helps eliminate this friction by enabling teams to import floor plans and punch lists from Fieldwire directly into Track3D.
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How the Integration Streamlines Daily Workflows
Key capabilities include:
- Unified floor plans: Import designs directly from Fieldwire into Track3D, eliminating duplicate uploads and ensuring teams work from a single source of truth.
- Visual punch list tracking: Fieldwire punch lists appear as notes pinned to exact locations on Track3D plans, with full attachments and direct links back to Fieldwire.
- Automated punch list sync: Punch lists stay current with automatic synchronization, keeping field issues connected to reality captures.
“Track3D’s integration with Fieldwire brings the field to the center of every decision,” said Chaitanya NK, Co-Founder & CEO of Track3D. “By linking Track3D’s visual documentation and progress tracking directly to the tasks teams manage in Fieldwire, field crews gain immediate context on priorities, coordinate work more efficiently, and act quickly when issues arise.”
“At Fieldwire, we give crews one place to coordinate work and keep projects moving. Our new integration with Track3D brings reality intelligence directly into that workflow, enabling teams to visualize progress, identify risks sooner, and close out issues faster, all without switching tools. This integration reinforces our mission to deliver easy-to-use, field-first technology to the people building our world,” said Antonia Soler, VP of Marketing at Fieldwire.
Bridging the Gap Between Data and Decisions
What does this mean for the industry?
By connecting reality intelligence with field management, this integration addresses one of construction's most persistent challenges: the disconnect between what is happening in the field and how that reality is documented and acted upon. Despite advances in construction software, most projects still struggle with manual progress reporting, underutilized reality capture data, and field teams operating in separate systems.
This collaboration demonstrates how construction technology providers can work together to transform field data into action, turning visuals into tasks, insights into accountability, and progress into predictable outcomes. As Fieldwire becomes the execution layer for reality intelligence, contractors can drive faster punch list closeouts, conduct remote workflows that reduce site visits, and substantiate change orders with time-stamped visual evidence, all while maintaining higher data quality and smoother collaboration across the jobsite.
To learn more about the Track3D and Fieldwire integration, visit track3d.ai/integrations/track3d-fieldwire-integration/.
Why This Integration Matters Now
The construction industry continues to generate massive volumes of visual data through drones, 360-degree cameras and mobile capture tools. However, many contractors struggle to convert that information into actionable tasks. By linking Track3D’s reality models directly with Fieldwire’s task management environment, the new partnership aims to shorten the distance between “seeing a problem” and “assigning someone to fix it.”
Project managers will be able to verify installed work against plans without leaving their primary coordination platform. Safety and quality teams can document deficiencies in Track3D while automatically creating actionable punch items in Fieldwire, reducing duplicate data entry and missed issues.
Impact on Owners and General Contractors
For owners and general contractors, the integration offers a stronger audit trail. Time-stamped visual records connected to specific punch items can help substantiate payment applications, change orders and warranty claims. The approach also supports remote inspections, an increasingly common requirement on distributed or large-scale projects.
Industry analysts note that tighter connections between reality capture and field management are becoming essential as projects grow more complex and labor shortages persist. Tools that reduce rework and speed closeout can have a measurable impact on margins and schedules.
About Track3D
Track3D is a Bay Area-based construction technology company transforming how projects are delivered through Reality Intelligence. The platform combines site data with advanced analytics, giving construction teams a single source of truth to track progress, identify risks early, and make informed decisions. Trusted by leading ENR contractors and owners across the U.S., Track3D helps teams deliver projects on time and within budget.
To learn more, visit track3d.ai and follow Track3D on LinkedIn.
About Fieldwire by Hilti
Fieldwire by Hilti is the industry-leading jobsite management software used across more than 4 million projects globally. Built for the field and used by everyone from foremen and superintendents to project managers and owners, Fieldwire brings together plans, tasks, BIM, and real-time collaboration into one easy-to-use software accessible on any device.
Fieldwire by Hilti is committed to helping construction teams thrive in a rapidly evolving industry. With practical solutions, responsive support, and a product designed for the field, Fieldwire empowers jobsite teams to build with confidence and accuracy.
Learn more at Fieldwire.com
Originally reported by TRACK3D.
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