Key facts
- Higharc and ECI said the integration is generally available to MarkSystems builders and was jointly developed.
- The connection synchronizes base house, elevation and structural option pricing from MarkSystems into Higharc.
- Finalized configurations in Higharc can generate customer and addendum information in MarkSystems for review before contracting.
- Matt Riley, owner of New Home Inc., said sales staff can configure a home with current pricing and send selections into MarkSystems to write the contract.
- ECI said it serves more than 30,000 customers in over 90 countries.
Higharc and ECI Software Solutions announced on November 10, 2026, that an integration connecting Higharc's 3D home design and configuration platform with ECI's MarkSystems ERP for production homebuilders is generally available. The companies said the connection was jointly developed and is already in use at New Home Inc., a Carolinas-based builder that has deployed it across sales and construction operations.
MarkSystems serves as the system of record for housing production, scheduling and accounting at many small and mid-sized builders, while Higharc positions itself as the source of truth for plans, options and the buyer-facing design experience. The companies said the integration is designed to move data between the two systems instead of relying on manual handoffs, which can produce discrepancies between sales contracts, purchase orders and field construction.
According to the companies, the connection synchronizes base house, elevation and structural option pricing from MarkSystems into Higharc, lets buyers personalize homes in Higharc's 3D configurator with current MarkSystems pricing, and can generate customer and addendum information in MarkSystems from finalized configurations for review before contracting. The companies said it is intended to reduce mismatches between selections, contracts, purchase orders and field construction.
"The biggest difference we're seeing is speed and confidence," Matt Riley, owner of New Home Inc., said in the announcement. "Our sales team can now sit down with a buyer, configure their home with accurate, up-to-date pricing, and send those selections straight into MarkSystems to write the contract."
Higharc describes itself as an AI-driven homebuilding platform that uses 3D spatial data to generate plans, estimates and construction documents. ECI, based in Westlake, Texas, provides cloud-based business software for small and mid-sized businesses and says it serves more than 30,000 customers in over 90 countries.
Higharc and ECI representatives plan to discuss the integration at ECI Connect, ECI's customer conference that begins November 16, according to the announcement. Builders not attending can schedule demonstrations with either company.