CASE v CADS

TAC said:
I have used both CASE and CADS smart scaff, I also have used one called Strike which is a very good package for a scaffold business.

My preference is CASE for estimating only and Gary Day and James give you good customer care and support.

I didn't give CADS much of a chance really, when it first came out on the market the man who sold it to me died and nobody from CADS could really help.
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In my eyes TAC you have the best out of the lot in CASE
 
TAC said:
I have used both CASE and CADS smart scaff, I also have used one called Strike which is a very good package for a scaffold business.

My preference is CASE for estimating only and Gary Day and James give you good customer care and support.

I didn't give CADS much of a chance really, when it first came out on the market the man who sold it to me died and nobody from CADS could really help.
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Hi TAC, just seen your message. I'm glad that you like CASE - we're good friends with Gary and James.

You're right to say that when we first started out with scaffolding software we sold a program called 'STEP' that was written by a good colleague - John Watson - who died suddenly. Since then we've written our SMART Scaffolder as brand new software, so hopefully you'll be happy with us if you want to give it a try.

A fair few people like using our TG20 checks and our 3D modelling and drawing software alongside CASE - they complement each other well - if you want to give them a try sometime.

Terry
 
Hi Terry,

I have looked at your new "smart scaffolder" broacher and disk and I thought it looked good to use to, I thought it looked a bit complicated to set up and I don't like the way you have to input a linner run rate. Or am I reading this wrong....
The way I price, the linner rate differs with material hire, transport costs, and hire periods.
 
Tac, it's a fairly straight forward process to change the pricing formula to suit the way you work, per M2 to tonnage of material, and as for complicated, I still wear rigger boots but could set it up quite easy then fine tune it as you go along. Get a trial, if you need it you won't look back.
 
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