Touchplan Earns “High Performer” Badge From Review Site G2 Crowd

G2 Crowd, a user review site for business technologies, has designated Touchplan as a “High Performer” in the category of construction management software for Winter 2019. The designation is indicated by a badge on Touchplan’s G2 Crowd profile and displayed on the Touchplan website.

Touchplan’s High Performer badge was earned based on its four-star rating, calculated from over fifty reviews posted so far by users. The reviews highlight the tool’s ease of use and implementation, highly responsive customer support, and time saved by using it instead of traditional pull planning. Many reviewers indicated that they would not go back to paper-based planning after having tried Touchplan.

G2 Crowd collects unbiased, real-time reviews from users of a wide range of business software to enable customers to more quickly find a solution that meets their needs. All reviews are written by verified users of the product, and must answer a set of specific questions regarding their experience. The site’s peer-review model allows technology buyers to discover any hidden risks and avoid relying solely on analyst reports or vendor-supplied materials so that they can purchase with greater confidence and a higher chance of satisfaction in their selection.

“Rankings on G2 Crowd reports are based on data provided to us by real users,” said Michael Fauscette, Chief Research Officer, G2 Crowd. “We are excited to share the achievements of the products ranked on our site because they represent the voice of the user and offer terrific insights to potential buyers around the world.”

“It’s great to see our users validate the value that we seek to provide to the construction industry,” said Elizabeth Long, Vice President of Marketing and Sales at Touchplan. “We’re excited to have earned such positive reviews and we find the feedback from our users incredibly valuable. Through this platform, we’re learning what our users like most and what we could add to the tool for them, and that’s a very helpful guide to our product development.”