From check-in to timesheet
Site check-ins become timesheet lines automatically. No re-keying, and no crew member reconstructing last Tuesday from memory.
Crew Time & Payroll
Hours land on the job, not on a clipboard.
Crews check in on site from their phones. Those hours become weekly timesheets against the right job and cost category, priced at the right rate, so the labour in your job costing is what actually happened. W-2 crew and 1099 subs, in one place.
What's inside
Built into the same job record.
The work stays connected from the first action to the final record, so the office and field are looking at the same information.
Hours costed to the job
Every hour carries its job and cost category, so labour shows up in job costing at the rate it was worked at.
Hourly, salary and 1099
W-2 hourly, W-2 salary and 1099 contractors, with per-worker rates, classifications and recurring deductions.
Approved before it's paid
Timesheets move draft, approved, locked. What's been approved can't quietly change afterwards.
A run you can defend
Finalising a pay run snapshots every figure and how it was calculated. Reopen it in a year and the arithmetic is still there.
Crew time reporting
Hours by crew, by job, by week — the report that tells you which jobs eat labour.
Pay rates stay private
Only admins and your finance people can see any of it. Nobody else on the team can, by design.
See it on your own work.
See a week's hours turn into job cost. Book a demo with one of your own crews' weeks.
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