One job record, whether you are on the tools or in the office.
Subcontractor teams use the fast quoting, the live cost visibility and the site records. Project offices add matched supplier bills and stage gates across several jobs at once. It is the same record, seen from where you sit.
If you are a subcontractor.
Get the quote out the same day it is asked for. Keep the diary and the SWMS on site even without signal, and see the cost position on your own job without waiting for someone in an office to tell you where it stands.
If you are a head contractor or project office.
See the live cost position across jobs. Get supplier bills matched against the order and what was actually received before they are paid, with mismatches flagged rather than discovered later. Hold each job at its stage gate until it is genuinely ready to move on.
The job file builds itself.
The diary, the SWMS and the matched bills go on the record as the work happens, so closeout carries its own evidence instead of being reconstructed afterwards from photos and memory.
Honest answers.
Can a subcontractor use it, or is it only for head contractors?
Both. Subcontractor teams use the fast quoting, live cost visibility and site records; project offices add matched supplier bills and stage gates across several jobs at once.
Do the office and the site see the same job?
Yes. One shared record rather than a folder of spreadsheets, so the office sees the live cost position as the site logs the work.
What do I have at closeout?
The diary, the SWMS and the matched bills are already on record, and every confirmed action carries an audit trail, so a claim or a closeout can be evidenced on demand.
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