Industries · Field work, sites and buildings

Construction: sites, crews and hours without weekly timesheets

Every site has its own work order and crew. Workers record arrivals by phone, and you see hours by site and invoice them.

What changes

Less searching, phoning and retyping

Arrivals and departures by phone, with no paper timesheets to copy out.

Who's where today, who's on leave and who's free.

A quote with approval, a work order for the site and an invoice for the work done.

Features for your business

Construction, installation, energy, security, utilities, real estate and design.

Every work order has the site or building address, so the crew knows where to go.

Arrival and departure by phone or NFC point, with no weekly timesheets or retyping.

Assign a work order to a worker, and the whole crew can record time on it. Everyone sees their own work for today.

Leave requests, sick leave and an overview of who's available this week.

Quotes the customer accepts via a link, and a signing workflow for documents.

Hours and materials from work orders go onto the invoice, with the service date covering the whole month.

How it works in practice

Prepare a quote, and the customer confirms it via a link.

The quote becomes a work order with the job address and crew.

The crew records arrivals, hours and photos by phone.

At the end of the job or month, invoice the hours worked.

Frequently asked questions

By phone: they clock in on arrival and out on departure, or scan an NFC tag or QR code at the site.

Yes. Each worker records their own time on the work order, and you see the total hours and each person’s hours.

Yes. Set the service month on the invoice and transfer the hours from the work log onto it.

Free for 14 days, no card required. Choose your industry when you sign up and set up everything else as you go.