The field stays connected to the office.
Construction PM gives crews a native field app. They clock in with jobsite geofencing, then submit timesheets, daily job reports, and safety reports from the crew dashboard or a job's messages. Project managers approve hours and act on reports in one place, so what happens on site shows up in job cost tracking the same day.
Know the crew is on the jobsite, not just on the clock.
Crews clock in from their phones, and Construction PM captures the GPS location at clock-in. Each job carries a geofence around its address, so a clock-in from off site is flagged, and a job can require the worker to be inside the jobsite before the clock starts. A foreman can override when the situation calls for it.
- GPS captured at crew clock-in, with an on-site geofence check per job.
- Optional enforcement that blocks off-site clock-in, with foreman override.
- A company map that plots jobs and recent crew locations for project managers.
Crews submit hours in the app. PMs approve in one place.
Crews enter their hours natively in Construction PM, from the crew dashboard or from a job's message channel. There are no paper tickets and no separate time app. Each timesheet lands in the PM Job Tracker as pending, where a project manager reviews members, hours, and a per-person breakdown, edits the narrative if needed, and approves or rejects. Approved hours post to job cost tracking.
- Native submission from the crew dashboard or the job's messages.
- Members, hours, and a per-person breakdown on every entry.
- PM approve or reject, with approved hours posted to job cost.
The day's work, filed while it is fresh.
Crews submit a daily job report from the field with the materials used, before-and-after photos, and a short narrative of what happened on site. Each report attaches to the job and scope it belongs to, so the office sees quantities, progress, and photos the same day instead of chasing a recap at week's end.
- Materials used, before and after photos, and a narrative per report.
- Submitted from the crew dashboard or the job's message channel.
- Filed to the job and scope, visible to the office the same day.
Log a safety issue the moment it happens.
Anyone on the crew can file a safety report from the field, tagged with a severity, and it routes to project managers and admins for review. From there a report is resolved or escalated, and the full log filters by status, severity, and job, so a serious issue does not sit unseen.
- Field-submitted safety reports, each tagged with a severity.
- Routed to PMs and admins to resolve or escalate.
- A safety log filterable by status, severity, and job.