Jobs and bids
Every job, its scope, its documents and where it stands today.
Construction
The job is on site. The system should keep up.
Jobs, crews, documents, change orders and costs in one place, built around how your company runs. On a phone for the field, on a desk for the office, owned by you either way.
- Change orders agreed by text, argued about later.
- Three apps for jobs, time and invoices, none of them connected.
- Office staff retyping the same job into every one of them.
- Per-seat fees for software the crews never open.
What it holds
One job record, from bid to invoice.
Enter a job once. Everything else hangs off it.
Crews and subs
Who is on which site this week, and what they are owed.
Change orders
Signed, priced and attached to the job, not buried in a text thread.
Materials
Orders and deliveries against a job, so the numbers hold up.
Site photos
Filed against the job automatically, from a phone.
Job costing
What a job earned, while it is still running.
Where we are
Commercial real estate first, construction next.
We built a full platform for a brokerage and replaced their subscription. Construction is the same shape of problem: jobs instead of listings, crews instead of brokers.
Construction work to show
A construction project or a concrete example we are allowed to describe
If you want to see the thinking in the meantime, the brokerage platform is the closest thing we have published.
Tell us what your office retypes every day.
That is usually where the first system pays for itself.