Aspire Software, part of ServiceTitan, has launched a new suite of features designed to enhance the construction management capabilities of its business management software.  

Aimed at landscape contractors, the updated platform offers a solution for managing all business aspects, from project inception to maintenance, within a single system. 

The expanded toolset from Aspire helps address common industry challenges and provides landscape companies the ability to plan, manage, and execute construction projects with better visibility and control.  

It is intended to transform the way contractors manage their day-to-day operations and achieve both immediate and long-term growth. 

With the introduction of Aspire's latest construction features, field service businesses can now allocate resources more efficiently and maximise equipment utilisation.  

Assets can be assigned to specific projects and visualised on a route schedule, which streamlines operations and optimises asset use. 

The software's enhanced work-in-progress reporting allows for the precise tracking of job progress and costs. 

Additionally, advanced Gantt Chart capabilities facilitate the management of activities, tracking of milestones, and improvement of team collaboration. 

Aspire's new features also include tools for strategic planning such as a three-year financial forecast, dynamic revenue and labour hour projections, and simplified project coordination.  

These tools are designed to empower businesses with the data needed to plan while managing current operations. 

Aspire CEO Mark Tipton said: “We're excited to deliver enhanced functionality that directly responds to the needs we've heard from our customers.  

“This construction expansion is more than just an upgrade. It's a game-changer that reflects our commitment to elevating the platform by meeting the real-world challenges landscape contractors face every day. By improving these capabilities, we're empowering our clients to streamline operations, unlock new revenue streams, and achieve their growth potential like never before.”