REDWOOD CITY, Calif. & BALTIMORE, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Builders Websource®(www.BuildersWebsource.com), a global online supplier of structural design and construction management software, today announced a reseller agreement with PrioSoft, a leading developer of construction estimating and management software. Under the agreement, Builders Websource now offers the complete suite of PrioSoft construction management software online, including PrioSoft’s flagship application—Priority One Plus Contractor’s Office. Optimized for the small to medium business, Priority One Plus Contractor’s Office suite is one of the only products in its price category that seamlessly integrates multiple contracting business processes into a single application. “Professional contractors seeking construction management software now have a winning solution that includes CRM, estimating, accounting, job costing, and project management in one integrated application,” says Greg Lowitz, president of Builders Websource. “Many residential builders, contractors, and remodelers already recognize the PrioSoft brand for its value-priced construction management software—but it’s gaining traction in light commercial construction, too. Teaming with PrioSoft is a natural fit for our growing clientele of residential and commercial contractors seeking easy-to-use construction software to manage their business.” With a choice of construction cost estimating databases such as RSMeans and RemodelMax, as well as integration with existing accounting systems, Contractor’s Office sets a new benchmark in capability previously unavailable to small and medium contractors. “We are pleased to work with a leader in sales of construction software on the net,” says Byron Zaner, president of PrioSoft. “By working with Builders Websource, their loyal customer base now has access to powerful construction management software containing contact management, estimating, accounting, and project management, which also includes document management, bid management, and job scheduling.”
