Construction Software Companies & Consultants in Kansas City, MO

DrawTrak is a construction lending software product offered by InQuery Databases, a company based in Gladstone, Missouri, in the Kansas City area. It is not aimed at contractors or project managers running jobsites. It is built for the financial side of building projects: the banks and other lenders that fund construction and must decide when and how much money to release as work moves forward.

What the software does

DrawTrak follows a construction loan through its full life. Monitoring starts when the builder submits a projected cost for the project and continues until the last disbursement is paid. Lenders get one place to compare the original budget with each later request for funds, so they do not have to piece the loan's history together from separate spreadsheets and files.

Reporting is a central part of the product. The system produces detailed reports at each phase of the loan. These help lending staff see when a project is drifting from plan, such as spending that is running ahead of the budget or a draw that does not fit the work completed.

Because problems surface while the loan is still active, the lender can stop further funds from going out until the issue is resolved. The company's website has separate sections showing screenshots of the interface and samples of these reports.

Who it serves

The software is intended for lending institutions that finance building projects of different sizes and types. The main areas covered include:

• Home construction loans for residential projects
• Construction financing for commercial properties
• Review of builder cost estimates at loan origination
• Oversight of ongoing draw requests through completion
• Reporting for loan officers and credit staff

Simplicity is a selling point. DrawTrak is described as easy to learn and use, which may suit lenders that want structured draw oversight without a long implementation project or heavy staff training.

Working with the company

Pricing is not published. Lenders contact the company to request a quote or arrange a demonstration, so buyers can see how the system tracks a loan and what the reports contain before they commit. Sales inquiries go to the InQuery Databases office in Gladstone.

For buyers comparing construction software, DrawTrak fills a narrow but important niche. It focuses on risk control for construction loans rather than scheduling, estimating, or field management. The website does not give details on company history, staff size, integrations, or deployment model. Lenders evaluating the product should raise these topics during a demo.