SnagR Ltd

SnagR SnagR is an easy-to-use field data collection system. Collect front-line data, automatically write reports and conduct in-depth data analysis with the most simplified process. Apply for a trial to learn more about how to use front-end technology to assist your business development. company's history 2008 Founded SnagR 1 Oct 2008 Before founding SnagR, Graham Henderson was an architect. Carrying a large number of plans to the site and taking photos with a camera not only makes the site work difficult, but also makes the paperwork after returning to the office more painful-paste the photos on the electronic form, manually fill in the areas found for each defect, It is even more necessary to send an email or fax to the contractor. The time required is often equal to the time spent working on the site. <br> In 2008, software and hardware technologies became more and more powerful, and the birth of the iPad made mobile applications flourish. Mr. Henderson believed that the construction industry should also have a revolutionary way of working. Therefore, he began to learn computer programming and developed a prototype concept of the SnagR application to improve his work efficiency, which attracted the attention of many architectural colleagues. <br> SnagR was formally established on October 1, 2008, and completed the first project with Kier Moss for Sidney Stringer Academy in the UK. Since then, SnagR has grown from a program developer to an entire development team, from a project to more than 5,000 projects, from the UK to establishing international offices around the world. <br> Every project is unique, so SnagR maintains a high degree of flexibility in design, which is also one of the reasons that attracts industries such as construction and infrastructure, equipment management, manufacturing and shipbuilding. Towards international As the software matures, SnagR is stationed in the UK Department of International Trade (formerly the UK Trade and Investment Department (UKTI)), with the vision to introduce new technologies where needed. <br>Seeing successful examples in the UK, customers from all over the world have shown interest in SnagR. In 2010, Golden Gate Architecture adopted SnagR for the Hong Kong Tamar Government Headquarters construction project, which became SnagR's first British overseas project. <br>SnagR's global business is growing rapidly. Currently, we are dealing with more than 5,000 projects in 50 countries.