What to expect for Summit 2021
August 12th from 12:30 – 4:30 pm EDT
Keynote – 25 minutes
During our opening session, you’ll hear from our founder Nick Fredricks, as he talks about what we’ve been doing at FlyPaper over the past year and where we’re going. Specifically highlighting some of our new technologies and services. We’ll also elaborate a bit on what’s on the agenda for the remainder of the Summit.
Sherlock – 30 minutes
This session will include a quick introduction for those of you unfamiliar with Sherlock, as well as an overview of some of the newer features of Sherlock and a peek at the near-term roadmap. After that, there will be time to ask questions regarding anything related to Sherlock!
Daily – 30 minutes
During last year’s summit, we announced Daily, our superintendent daily reporting tool. After more than a year in private beta, we opened up Daily for public testing at the beginning of 2021. With lots of feedback pouring in from our customers, we’ve made continued improvements to the user experience and Daily’s features. In this session, join CTO Dan Stephenson as he gives a quick introduction to Daily and talks about its forthcoming features.
15 minute break
New Product – 30 minutes
In this session we will reveal our latest product. The idea behind this product is to make the traditional, sticky note based Pull Planning process easier to manage and for it seamlessly create what you really need: a two week look ahead for your job and PPC reports to tell you how well your team is performing, all while maintaining the collaborative experience of using sticky notes. Join us to learn more about the upcoming free beta version of this software and how it works.
Fireside chat/Q&A – 45 minutes
Our goal here is to dialog with you about our current products and ideas for products we could make in the future.
Get involved in a discussion between Nick and Dan as we recap our corporate vision, dialog about what we want to achieve as a company, and let you in on how we plan to get there. We’ll spend some time sharing our lessons learned through building FlyPaper and our observations on the state of the construction software tooling business.
