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Keep the field and
the office connected.

Connect field records, progress and billing. Give the office a clear next step.

A building structure under construction

Work you can
look inside.

Explore the work, with its current status beside it.

Follow the work into the next application.

The example below uses fictional amounts. Actual contract terms and progress require the project team's review.

Illustrative workflow · fictional example

The field update starts the chain.

The project lead confirms 50% of a fictional $20,000 line is complete. The system keeps the update next to the agreed schedule of values.

  • Contract line: $20,000
  • Confirmed completion: 50%
  • Completed to date: $10,000

Start where
the work gets stuck.

01

A scope starts over

Carry room measurements into a draft plan, with missing details marked for the field team.

02

Billing waits on one person

Keep the previous application, progress and retainage together so the next draw can be checked.

03

Follow-up loses the context

Prepare the next action from the job's actual status and communication history.

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