What products make up The Works Suite?
The Works Suite includes Fuzion ProjectWorks, Fuzion ConstructWorks, Fuzion365 FieldWorks, and Fuzion ProgramWorks. Together they address portfolio forecasting and project controls, document and construction management, field productivity, and program governance for construction, engineering, utility, and other high-stakes capital delivery environments.
Each product can be evaluated on its own, while the suite is designed around a coordinated architecture and data model.
Which Works Suite product is live today?
Fuzion365 FieldWorks is the live product in The Works Suite. It provides field productivity portals and dashboards with Microsoft 365 integration and Bluebeam connectivity, including modules for RFIs, submittals, change orders, and transmittals. Field quality and inspection capabilities are identified separately as in development.
ProjectWorks and ConstructWorks are labeled in testing, while ProgramWorks is labeled in development.
How can ProjectWorks, FieldWorks, and ProgramWorks be deployed?
Fuzion ProjectWorks, Fuzion365 FieldWorks, and Fuzion ProgramWorks are offered as SaaS or in a customer’s private Microsoft tenant. ProgramWorks also identifies Commercial, GCC, and GCC High tenant options for programs with data-sovereignty requirements, while each product retains its own stated readiness status.
These deployment models are distinct from the PaaS model used for ConstructWorks.
How is ConstructWorks offered?
Fuzion ConstructWorks is a document and construction management PaaS, not a SaaS-or-private-tenant offering. It can be Fuzion-hosted or deployed in the customer’s Azure environment, with Fuzion managing the application platform. Its scope includes document understanding, custom forms, configurable workflows, approvals, and rich metadata.
ConstructWorks is currently identified as in testing, and its offering model should not be conflated with the other three suite products.
Can organizations use one Works Suite product independently?
Yes. Each Works Suite product is designed to be deployable on its own, so an organization can focus on field work, documents, project controls, or program governance without adopting every application at once. The products can also operate together on the suite’s shared architecture and data model.
This modular structure lets evaluation begin with the operational area that best matches the organization’s current need.
What existing systems does The Works Suite connect with?
Connection points vary by product. Current page materials identify Microsoft 365 and Bluebeam for FieldWorks; SAP, Oracle, Maximo, Microsoft 365, and Power BI connectivity for ProjectWorks; and Primavera P6, EcoSys, OpenText, SAP, Maximo, and Power BI for the ProgramWorks roadmap.
Those named connection points belong to specific product descriptions and do not imply that every integration is live across the entire suite.