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The whole dashboard, on the phone your crew carries.
One phone, the same records
- Today, in orderThe day's work with what is late called out, and nothing else dressed up as urgent. Tap through to the job.
- Permits, where they standApplied, issued, inspections, expiry. What is close to expiring is flagged, and nothing else is.
- The camera, filedTake the picture or pick one you already took, caption it, and it lands on the job it belongs to.
- Licenses and insuranceWhat has expired and what renews next, so a lapsed certificate is not something you find out about at the gate.
Bad signal is normal, and the app says so.
- Step 1
Everything the website has
The app opens your production dashboard: Today, jobs, permits, photos, documents, schedule, customers, crew, leads, proposals, claims, compliance, storm, inbox and search, under the role your account already carries.
- Step 2
The camera and the photo library
The photo control opens the iPhone's own capture sheet, so a picture goes from the roof to the job record without leaving the app, with its caption typed at upload.
- Step 3
Your location, only when you ask for it
The one place the app requests a position is the time-log stamp, and only when you tap it. Nothing follows the phone in the background. A shift you forgot to clock can be typed in on My day for the office to check, and that asks for no position at all.
- Step 4
Numbers read the same as they do at the desk
Money, dates, and counts sit in the same number style the office uses, so a figure reads the same on a roof as at a desk.
Put the record where the work is.
The same company, the same jobs, the same numbers, opened from the phone already on the job site.