Tigranian: Construction software must be all-in-one because users cannot manage integrations
Mike Tigranian · How Buildern Reached $2M Revenue With 300 Customers | Hmayak Tigranyan · Apr 8, 2026 · at 6:46
Buildern founder Mike Tigranian explains why vertical software in the construction sector requires extensive built-in modules rather than standalone point solutions.
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“With construction management software, it's a little different. You need to have many different modules to work on because in construction, there are specific things. So whenever you're looking over legacy softwares, you need to bring so many different new modules. So people can use that one. It's not just like one estimating or one schedule. Because they are not techy, so they can't do any integrations. So you need to have a lot of futures integrated, so it's suitable for them to use.”
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