Construction Information Services has recently launched its iCIS Online Database. At the click of a mouse, iCIS delivers comprehensive information on every building project in Ireland, North and South. Users can now log on to get real-time data on all construction stages from pre-planning to completion, including start-on-site dates, costs, materials, floor sizes, site areas, contact details of contractors, sub-contractors, architects, surveyors, engineers, project managers, etc.

iCIS subscribers will be the first to receive new project information and updates, giving them a constant competitive advantage. For salespeople on the road, iCIS means they can access new leads anywhere and at any time. The time and effort that would normally be spent searching for opportunities can now be used to talk with qualified prospects and negotiate more deals.

iCIS could not have come at a better time with companies now being forced to compete harder and smarter. In the construction sector, critical advantage goes to those businesses that obtain timely information - and act on it. The stand-out benefit of iCIS is that it gives users an unending pipeline of sales and partnering opportunities, the key to winning new contracts and building revenue.

Along with the critical facts and figures users might expect, iCIS delivers real-time SMS or email alerts that signal important events or changes on projects the user has earmarked. Other features include: flexible search options, cross referencing, ability to filter only data that is relevant, mail merge and print-out options, watch lists, a look-back feature for details on old projects, and more.

iCIS Online provides a continuous stream of information on civil works, commercial, industrial, educational, medical, residential, and tourism and leisure projects. In all these areas it reports critical data on every stage as projects move forward.

Construction Information Services has been the premier provider of information to the Irish construction industry for 35 years. The detailed, researched information is used by thousands of companies in construction and other sectors to improve competitiveness and as an aid in marketing and managing sales.