Deep Space, the AI-powered construction management platform built for mid-tier commercial builders across Australia and New Zealand, has announced the release of multiple new features designed to simplify project delivery, reduce administrative overhead.
As construction teams manage increasing project complexity with leaner resources, many mid-tier builders continue to rely on disconnected tools for scheduling, site reporting, safety, and delivery tracking. This fragmentation creates delays, reporting gaps, and added pressure on project managers who are already balancing cost, programme, and compliance.
The latest Deep Space releases focus on tightening the connection between office and site teams, ensuring that real-time project data flows seamlessly across delivery, scheduling, and compliance workflows.
“Mid-tier commercial builders do not need more tools. They need better flow between the tools they already rely on,” said a spokesperson for Deep Space. “These releases are about reducing friction in day-to-day project management and giving project managers a clear, real-time view of what is actually happening on site.”
New Features Designed for How Builders Work
Deep Space has released major improvements to the Construction Programme Gantt experience, allowing users to view more of the programme at once with smoother navigation and less scrolling. This helps project managers plan, sequence, and track activities more efficiently across complex commercial builds, reducing blind spots and improving decision-making during critical phases of delivery.
Updates to Delivery and HSEQ registers make it faster and easier for teams to log site activity, deliveries, and safety information. The improved workflows reduce repetitive admin, keep site and office teams aligned, and ensure that critical compliance and delivery data is captured accurately without slowing down work on the ground.
Deep Space continues to strengthen the feedback loop between site teams and project managers. New workflow improvements ensure that daily site updates, delivery confirmations, and quality observations surface instantly in project dashboards. This gives project managers the confidence to act early, rather than reacting after issues escalate.
Together, these features reinforce Deep Space’s approach of unifying construction management into a single connected platform, rather than forcing builders to manage multiple systems that do not talk to each other.
Deep Space is purpose-built for mid-tier commercial builders who run multiple live projects without enterprise-level overhead. Unlike traditional construction software designed for large organisations with heavy configuration requirements, Deep Space prioritises usability, fast adoption, and workflows that reflect real jobsite conditions in Australia and New Zealand.
Builders using Deep Space benefit from:
Project managers are able to focus on managing outcomes, while site teams can concentrate on execution without being burdened by complex systems or duplicated effort.
The new features are being rolled out across the Deep Space platform and are available to all customers as part of their existing subscriptions. The updates apply across web and mobile experiences, ensuring teams remain connected regardless of where they are working.
Deep Space is an AI-powered construction management platform built specifically for mid-tier commercial builders in Australia and New Zealand. The platform connects project delivery, scheduling, safety, compliance, reporting, and field operations into a single system, giving builders real-time clarity across every stage of construction. Deep Space helps teams reduce admin, improve visibility, and deliver projects with greater confidence.