WESTMINSTER, CO, Apr 25, 2025 – Trimble has integrated B2W Track with Trimble Siteworks software systems to support automated tracking of material quantities for earthwork and civil projects. The update helps contractors align actual progress with project plans accurately. Regular tracking of field progress helps contractors adjust operations and bill precisely as work increments are completed.
“Civil contractors must continuously evaluate how well projects are progressing against budgets, timelines and productivity goals,” said John Sheedy, director of product management at Trimble. “Relying on phone calls, forms, emails and other disconnected communications tools to report on production quantities limits timeliness and accuracy of that reporting. This new software integration brings automation to the process to increase efficiency, eliminate errors and provide an auditable progress trail for billable milestones.”
The new Trimble progress-to-plan reporting workflow allows project managers create requests for quantity measurements, like the amount of material added, moved, or removed at a site, within the B2W Track performance tracking application. These requests are relayed to field personnel who use Siteworks software to complete the task with survey-grade accuracy and send the data back to B2W Track via Wi-Fi connections. B2W Track users then reviews and validate the data and reconcile it with information from sources like the field logs. Production quantity data can also be transferred from B2W Track to Trimble Viewpoint Vista, Viewpoint Spectrum accounting systems, or third-party construction accounting systems.
Integrating Construction Solutions for a Connected Jobsite
Trimble Siteworks software provides construction surveying, machine guidance, and site management capabilities. For tracking production quantity, devices with Siteworks software measure distances, angles, and elevations on job sites. They then process the 3D data to calculate production quantities in linear distances, areas, and volumes.
B2W Track is a Trimble application for tracking performance in civil construction. It uses customized electronic daily logs and field-centric reports to collect and analyze data on productivity, labor, materials, and equipment usage.
“This new integration advances the Trimble Construction One vision of connected workflows and data,” said Steve DiBenedetto, product manager at Trimble. “The intuitive process removes friction, delays and risk for errors and makes essential progress-to-plan data available with the push of a few buttons. By building on and linking existing B2W Track and Siteworks software capabilities, we’ve made it easy for new and existing users to automate this important reporting process at no additional cost.”
Availability
The integration of Trimble Siteworks software and B2W Track is available in North America at no extra cost for contractors who hold licenses for both software systems.
Source: Trimble
About Trimble
Trimble Inc., established in 1978, is a technology company focused on creating tools that connect the physical and digital worlds. Based in Westminster, CO, the company serves industries such as agriculture, construction, geospatial technology, and transportation. Its products include GNSS receivers, optical devices, machine control systems, and widely used software and services. Trimble’s construction technology improves project efficiency by using data throughout each build stage. As of 2023, the company employs around 12,700 people worldwide. In 2022, Trimble reported $3.80 billion in revenue, reflecting its strong market presence. The company prioritizes innovation and sustainability, working to make industries more productive, safer, and environmentally friendly. Trimble has become a trusted name for improving workflows across various sectors by focusing on practical solutions and better processes.