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StratusVue

“Can a small vertical SaaS company own construction project data by being the connective tissue between the field and legacy construction accounting ERPs?”

Founded2001
HQFox Lake, Illinois, United States
FoundersJohn Goecke
IndustryVertical SaaS / Construction
The story

StratusVue (DBA of BIMfx Inc.) began in 2001 as a spinout of a reprographics business, building PlansandSpecs to digitize construction planrooms. Over two decades it expanded into a full construction collaboration suite (BidVue, PlansandSpecs, cost management, StratusLink). It is a small (~10 person) vertical SaaS company with no embedded finance products — its financial-ecosystem role is limited to deep accounting integrations with Sage 100/300 CRE, Sage Intacct, and Acumatica.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2001
Founded by John Goecke; PlansandSpecs developed to manage digital construction documents· pivot
2016
Brian Anson joins; cost management and accounting integration expands product appeal· pivot
2021
Extended partnership with Sage to include Sage Intacct for Construction job cost integration· acquisition
The stack
1 layer disclosed in StratusVue’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting
Sage 300 CRESage 100 CRESage Intacct for ConstructionAcumatica
Accounting gap: none

StratusVue — frequently asked

Which accounting software does StratusVue integrate with?

StratusVue integrates with Sage 300 CRE, Sage 100 CRE, Sage Intacct for Construction and Acumatica.

Who founded StratusVue?

StratusVue was founded by John Goecke and is founded in 2001, headquartered in Fox Lake, Illinois, United States.

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