Field measurement
Measured on site. Trusted at the bench.
Your crew works the day from one job list on a phone — measure to the sixteenth, photos, marked-up drawings — and the office sees it the moment it syncs. Close out an install and its item moves to Installed on its own.
Today · Tuesday
2 jobs
Measure
Lobby storefront
Hudson Yards · 8:00a
Install
Level 4 partitions
55 Water St · 1:00p
Offline — 3 photos will sync
Built for gloves and daylight
One list of the day’s jobs — measure, install, punch — with big tap targets, fraction-friendly dimension entry, and photo capture in the same flow. Plain English everywhere — a unit of work is just a “Job.”
Works with no signal
Basements, cores, and dead zones don’t stop the measure. Everything is captured locally and syncs when a connection comes back.
Drawings in their pocket
The crew opens the active drawings for their job, drops pins, and marks openings right on the plan — so the measure and the drawing never disagree.
Never a price in sight
Field crews see the work, not the money. Pricing, estimates, and billing are locked away at the database layer — not just hidden in the interface.
More of the system
Estimating
Per-line estimating from your own catalog and price book, with proposals your client can approve and sign online.
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Scheduling
Day-first crew dispatch with two board views, capacity, a drive-time map, repeat-the-week scheduling, phone dispatch, and optional calendar sync.
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Billing
Progress billing, schedule of values, change orders, retainage, and QuickBooks invoice push for commercial specialty contractors.
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Job record
RFIs, submittals, daily logs, punch lists, documents and an activity trail — the job record built as the work happens.
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See it on one of your own jobs.
We'll load your price book and run a real job through it, so you can judge it on your work instead of a demo.