Logistics vs defect management: different tools for different jobs
PlanRadar has established itself as a leading European platform for construction defect management and documentation, particularly in commercial building and real estate. Its strength is helping teams document issues, track tasks, and manage quality on building projects. However, for heavy civil contractors whose primary challenge is not defect tracking but moving earth and managing fleets, PlanRadar solves a different problem entirely.
Ditio addresses the operational challenges that matter most on civil construction sites: how to move materials efficiently, how to track crew productivity in real time, and how to document every load for billing and compliance. While PlanRadar excels at pinpointing defects on floor plans, Ditio excels at optimizing haul routes, tracking fleet utilization, and providing production analytics that drive better decision-making on earthworks projects.
Real-time visibility into production
On a mass haul operation, knowing whether you are hitting production targets is critical. Ditio provides real-time dashboards that show exactly how many loads have been moved, what the average cycle time is, and where bottlenecks are forming. This is fundamentally different from PlanRadar’s reporting, which is designed around tracking tasks and defects over the lifecycle of a building project. For civil construction, production intelligence is the metric that matters.
A complete crew and fleet solution
Where PlanRadar focuses on documenting and tracking issues, Ditio provides a complete operational platform. Ditio Core handles crew timekeeping, HSEQ checklists, and team coordination, while Ditio Flow manages fleet tracking, mass haul optimization, and load documentation. Together, they give project managers a single platform for everything that happens on a civil construction site — from the morning crew briefing to the last load of the day. See real-world results in our case studies.