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Modular & Prefab Construction

The building record starts in the plant and ends on the assembly site.

Precast units, volumetric modules, facade elements and bathroom pods are made under constant conditions and installed later. Open Experience brings both places into one project: the inspection at the element in the hall, and the acceptance after assembly.

Courtyard of a scaffolded administrative new build, both wings showing evenly repeating floor bands, crane above the structural shell

Plant inspection and assembly acceptance in the same project

In serial production the same work step repeats across hundreds of components. Open Experience mirrors that repetition: each element gets its own inspection generated from the company template, the result stays attached to the component, and a QR code on site opens the very same record. Because every finding can be evaluated by component type, a fault becomes visible where it originates.

From the takt in the hall to acceptance after assembly

In the plant: inspection at the component

The company inspection template applies to every plant and every branch. From it, each element gets its own inspection, with a photo for every check point, offline on the tablet in the hall.

Before transport: condition on record

Photos per element and date capture the condition in which the component left the plant. Anyone discussing damage later knows when it appeared.

On site: QR code on the element

One scan opens the record of the installed component. Site management sees what has already been checked in the hall and adds the inspection of the connections.

After assembly: evaluation by component type

Lists and statistics filter by component, trade and status. That separates the one-off finding from the one that belongs to a series.

Four building blocks for plant and assembly

Construction Checklists carries the inspection in the hall, Construction Defects the follow-up after installation. Construction Photos and DIGIBAU 360 record what disappears behind cladding.

Recurring findings belong back in the plant

A crack in one element is a defect. The same crack across many elements points to the formwork or the work step that produces it. The filter by component type makes that difference visible while the series is still running. The correction then applies to every element that follows.

From turnkey construction

„With Open Experience, we handle our construction projects more economically and at higher quality. Thanks to the easy handling and the good service, Open Experience was integrated into our internal processes quickly.“

— Frank Flake, Head of Turnkey Construction, Fritz Meyer GmbH
  • Inspection templates apply company-wide, across all branches and projects
  • Access for suppliers and assembly firms costs nothing

Companies that document with Open Experience

A selection from our customer base. We show project details in a reference call.

  • PORR
  • Implenia
  • Leonhard Weiss
  • Wolff & Müller
  • B&O Bau
  • b.i.g.
  • Riedel Bau
  • Ingenieurgesellschaft Burgert
  • Brömer & Sohn
  • Adolf Lupp

References

Frequently asked questions

Can the plant and the site work in the same project?

Yes. Both work in the same project structure, and role-based permissions control what each side sees. The plant sees the elements of its order, site management additionally sees the installation location on the plan.

How does an installed element find its inspection again?

Through QR codes. They are generated in the system and can be printed as self-adhesive labels, including via third-party software. The reader is built into every service, and one scan opens the record of the component.

Can we store our own plant inspection lists?

Yes. Company templates keep inspection know-how in one place, apply to all branches and projects, and can be adapted per project. Alongside them you get freely available open-source templates and professional inspection lists from the cooperation with IGB.

Can the component structure be taken from the model?

Yes. The project structure can be imported from the BIM or IFC model. Drawings are available as PDFs, offline as well, and findings are located directly on them.

What does access cost for the plant as a supplier?

Nothing. Contractors process assigned inspection lists and defects free of charge, in the app or in the browser. You pay for your own users only. We publish all prices openly on our pricing page (/en/preise/).

Does the app work in the production hall without a signal?

Yes. The apps detect a weak connection and switch to offline mode automatically, and the data goes out later. That holds in the hall as much as in a basement.

In 45 minutes you will see what your plant inspection looks like in Open Experience.