Rhyner & Benetics: Site management with hands-on experience – and digital clarity

Rhyner manages construction projects on behalf of architects or clients – from tendering to handover. With Benetics, the team brings more structure and clarity into their daily work – benefitting the site, the office, and everyone involved.
Rhyner Baumanagement team in front of a mountain village backdrop, with company logo
  • Industry: Construction Management‍
  • Employees: 4, including 3 site managers‍
  • Location: Schwändi, Glarus, Switzerland

‍

The challenge: Notes, emails, phone calls – how do you keep track of everything?

Remo Schweizer started out as a carpenter – today, he’s a dedicated site manager. Together with his colleagues at Rhyner, he is responsible for the successful implementation of demanding construction projects.

In the early project phase – especially during tenders – the work is mainly administrative and office-based. Once construction begins, the split shifts to around 60% office time and 40% on-site presence. It’s a demanding mix that requires precise organization and clear communication.

But that’s exactly where the challenge lies: information comes in from every direction – email, phone, WhatsApp, or directly on site. “These days, you’re getting updates from everywhere – it’s worth a lot to have it all in one place,” says Remo. That’s exactly where Benetics comes in.

Portrait of Remo Schweizer outdoors
Remo Schweizer

‍

Digital support: Simple, fast, and direct

Remo first heard about Benetics through a project manager at Bernauer AG – a company that has been working successfully with the tool for some time. His first impression: “It’s amazingly simple – exactly what was missing.”

Compared to custom Excel templates or bloated tools, Benetics delivers what site managers like Remo really need: clear structure without the clutter.

Rhyner also uses OneNote as their “digital construction bible.” The two tools work perfectly together: while OneNote covers plans, schedules, and project timelines, Benetics handles the operational side – from site notes to task tracking and defect management.

‍

Remo’s top 3 benefits

  • Capturing tasks easily: Whether by typing or speaking – tasks can be recorded on the fly. “The goal is to capture as much important info as possible in a short time,” says Remo.
  • Site notes and daily logs in seconds: After a meeting with the architect, Remo simply records a quick voice note, checks it, and sends it off – no paperwork, no delay.
  • Saving time, staying on top of things: The biggest gain? Clarity. “Benetics is a huge help when it comes to staying on top of everything – especially with so many people involved on different sites.”

‍

Real-life example: Speak, don’t type

Aerial view of a Rhyner Baumanagement construction site with cranes and apartment buildings under construction

A typical day: Remo has just wrapped up a quick coordination meeting with a subcontractor. In the past, he would’ve had to sit down later and type out notes. Today, he simply opens the Benetics app on-site and speaks:

“Tuesday, 10 a.m., meeting with Huber Bau. Issue: delay in interior plastering. Agreed solution: extra shift on Saturday. Weather looks dry, indoor areas are ready. Awaiting final go-ahead from the client, which I’ll follow up on today.”

He adds a photo of the site progress – done. The note is automatically structured and saved. It saves time, prevents things from slipping through the cracks, and simplifies the follow-up in the office.

‍

Conclusion: Simple, thoughtful, just right

“I’ve looked at a lot of tools, but Benetics is the first one where I really think: I can work with this,” says Remo. “The simple, well-thought-out solution is exactly right for us, because it doesn’t complicate site management, it makes it a lot easier.”

‍

share
LinkedIn share buttonX share buttonFacebook share button

Recent posts

See more posts
Two smartphone screens showing the Benetics app next to a construction worker holding a phone while wearing gloves
Press release

AI for Construction Workers: Benetics Launches First Digital Voice Assistant for the Construction Industry

Despite their great productivity potential, AI and digitalization remain the exception on U.S. construction sites—a gap that construction tech company Benetics is determined to address head-on. With the launch of the industry’s first AI-powered voice assistant specifically designed for tradespeople, Benetics is bringing intelligent automation directly to job sites via smartphone.
7
November
2024
Aerial view of a construction site with digital icons overlaid representing AI and connected technology
Construction Industry

Artificial intelligence (AI) in the construction industry

Find out what opportunities and risks artificial intelligence (AI) brings to the construction industry.
17
July
2024
Two men on stage at the Benetics U.S. launch event next to a large phone display, American flag and HBA/CAM sponsor logos
Press release

From Motor City to Voice-First Construction: Benetics is now live in the U.S.

Starting from Detroit, Benetics kicks off U.S. expansion in Michigan, bringing hands-free jobsite reporting to America’s skilled trades.
16
June
2025
See more posts

No time to try it yourself?

In 30 minutes on a video call, Antonio shows you how Benetics AI takes the documentation work off you and your crew.
See it live. 30 minutes.
A man with a phone

No time to try it yourself?

In 30 minutes on a video call, Jason shows you how Benetics AI takes the documentation work off you and your crew.
See it live. 30 minutes.
A man with a phone