Baton Rouge firm marketing architectural software

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A Baton Rouge architectural firm’s internal software is hitting the market. ArchitTrek was originally designed by Grace & Hebert to help the company communicate effectively with its clients and others on projects. The software is designed to provide seamless and transparent management of design and construction project documents. Owned by ArchitTrek, LLC, the software revolutionizes the way businesses manage, communicate and collaborate during construction projects, providing immediate access to any project document, easy exchange of ideas and uploading of documents to anyone involved in the project via internet access. ArchitTrek is designed for firms involved in construction projects, including architectural, interior design firms, engineers, contractors, and related businesses. “ArchitTrek has been in development and testing for six years at an architectural firm and is specifically designed for the construction industry,” says ArchitTrek partner Jerry Hebert, who is an architect. “We have put it through the paces with extensive use and made extensive updates that provide huge benefits and time saving on projects.” Greg Kleinpeter, manager of ArchitTrek, noted that the software maintains and organizes all project documents and drawings, provides project response reminder services and needs no special operating system or installation. Kleinpeter, formerly served as regional vice president of sales for Bizzuka web service provider and before that as a business development manager of AEPlans, an architectural plans download program.

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