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Construction

Construction

General contractors, subcontractors and site-work firms.

Industry

Software

Project management
Procore · Buildertrend · Autodesk Build

Accounting
Sage 100 Contractor · Foundation · Viewpoint

Plans & markup
Bluebeam Revu

Jobsite
Trailer connectivity · field tablets

Industry

Not seeing your software? Tell us what you run. We’ve worked in more than fits on a page.

Sound familiar

The jobsite has no infrastructure — You need real connectivity somewhere that has none, and the temporary fix ends up lasting eighteen months.

Your equipment lives in trucks — Dust, heat, vibration and theft. Laptops fail far faster than anyone budgets for.

Records outlive the job by years — Warranty claims and litigation show up long after closeout. The files have to still exist and still be findable.

Subs need access and get it the easy way — Outside parties end up in your project systems through whatever was quickest at the time.

Plans and site photos grow without limit — Storage gets added wherever there's room until nobody knows what's where.

Two offices, one at a time — The work moves between the main office and rotating sites, and nothing was set up for that.

What you’re held to

Certified payroll — Federally funded work requires weekly certified payroll records, with retention obligations attached. (Davis-Bacon and Related Acts; 29 CFR Part 5)

Injury and illness records — Recordkeeping and retention. (29 CFR Part 1904)

Lien and payment documentation — Notice and lien documentation carries statutory timelines. (N.C. Gen. Stat. Chapter 44A, Article 2)

What your contracts require — Owner and public contracts often set retention terms longer than anything in statute. (Your project contracts)