Fieldlens is the only tool that takes chatter from your field crew and turns it into actionable project Insights, instantly. It knows what each member of your team needs to do now and reminds them, and it gives decision makers a bird’s-eye view of every project without stepping on-site, enabling them to spot trends and see who the best performers are. Fieldlens does not digitize the same old process - it’s a revolution in communication that’s as easy to use as your favorite social apps, and powerful enough to get jobs done faster than ever before.
It wasn’t so long ago that members of our team were working on jobsites dealing with the same frustrations you face every day. We’ve lived through the miscommunications, the mistakes, the lack of critical information and all the other field issues that can make a stressful day even worse. With decades of construction experience between us, we know how it feels when construction project teams aren’t working together the way they should.
We always knew there should be a better way. When we couldn’t find one, we decided to build it ourselves. We put together a team of top-notch technology developers and FieldLens was born.
FieldLens is interoperable with Revit, Navisworks, Bluebeam and will soon offer a supported API.
It wasn’t so long ago that members of our team were working on jobsites dealing with the same frustrations you face every day. We’ve lived through the miscommunications, the mistakes, the lack of critical information and all the other field issues that can make a stressful day even worse. With decades of construction experience between us, we know how it feels when construction project teams aren’t working together the way they should.
We always knew there should be a better way. When we couldn’t find one, we decided to build it ourselves. We put together a team of top-notch technology developers and FieldLens was born.
FieldLens is interoperable with Revit, Navisworks, Bluebeam and will soon offer a supported API.
Location: United States, Florida, Orlando
Employees: 11-50
Phone: +1 866-432-2021
Total raised: $12.6M
Founded date: 2011
Investors 5
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | QUOTIDIAN ... | quotidian.... |
| - | MetaProp N... | metaprop.o... |
| - | Primary Ve... | primary.vc |
| - | Moderne Ve... | moderneven... |
| - | Contour Ve... | contourven... |
Funding Rounds 2
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 08.05.2014 | Series A | $8M | - |
| 18.09.2012 | Seed | $1.93M | - |
Mentions in press and media 12
| Date | Title | Description |
| 09.06.2017 | Term Sheet — Friday, June 9 | NEW MONEY Good morning. A pair of Friday fundraising scoops for you… Paid Content Securing the enterprise without boundaries From ExtraHop Fortune first reported that Houzz was raising a large new round of funding in April. At the time, the... |
| 07.06.2017 | WeWork has acquired venture-backed Fieldlens | WeWork, the seven-year-old, New York-based co-working juggernaut that more recently entered into the business of co-living, has been making a series of small acquisitions with some of the $1.8 billion that it has officially gathered from in... |
| 29.01.2016 | Moderne Ventures Announces New Class of Real Estate Tech Startups | Moderne Ventures, a Chicago, IL-based early stage venture fund investing in technology companies that are innovating within real estate, mortgage, finance, insurance, and home services, announced its new accelerator class. The class is comp... |
| 08.03.2015 | The State Of Enterprise Tech In NYC | Jonathan Lehr Contributor More posts by this contributor The State Of Enterprise Tech In NYC Editor’s note: Jonathan Lehr is venture director at Work-Bench where he focuses on early-stage enterprise technology investments. He is also the fo... |
| 02.06.2014 | Swill, on-demand booze delivery expanding to BK this summer | Swill originated out of a coworking business started in a Manhattan WeWork, called Vendor.ly. The team distributed snacks directly to people’s desks thoughout the day. “We found out that people really like Diet Coke and Gummy Bears in the a... |
| 08.05.2014 | FieldLens Raises $8M in Series A | NEW YORK, NY, Mobile field management tool for the construction industry, today announced that it has raised $8 million in capital in a Series A round. >> Click here for more funding data on FieldLens >> To export FieldLens ... |
| 08.05.2014 | Funding Daily: Learning about everything | Here’s VentureBeat’s roundup of funding news for today: MOOC monster Udemy gets $32M Coursera receives lots of attention in the business of helping millions of people take free courses online. Now, Udemy has a shot at becoming just as big o... |
| 08.05.2014 | FieldLens Secures $8M in Series A Funding | FieldLens, a NYC-based provider of a mobile field management app for construction professionals, secured $8m in Series A funding. The round was led by OpenView Venture Partners with participation from existing investors Softbank Capital, Hi... |
| 08.06.2013 | Some of the top accelerators and incubators in NYC | TechStars, FinTech Innovation Lab, and DreamIt Ventures all nurturing talent in Silicon Alley For all the things that New York City is known for, technology is not really one of them. But that mindset is beginning to change. New York is the... |
| 27.05.2013 | From Industry to Entrepreneurship: Lessons from Jay-Z and FieldLens | This might be a bit of a stretch, but I’m saying that the reason Doug Chambers and FieldLens are going to be successful is the same reason Jay-Z is worth half a billion dollars. Let’s start with a quote from Hova: Oh yeah I’m rare. I’m awar... |
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