WNDW vs Dashpivot.
Dashpivot, by Sitemate, is a general-purpose digital forms and workflow platform used across safety, quality and environmental records in construction, mining and energy. Sitemate has since built substantial AI capability into it — generating templates from a plain description, converting uploaded documents into digital forms, and completing forms from voice, photos, weather and location. It's the most flexible product in this comparison by a distance.
Where Dashpivot is better.
Flexibility
If you can describe a form, you can build it. No product on this list comes close on breadth of what it can be shaped into.
AI tooling
Template generation, document conversion and voice-completed forms are ahead of the field, and the multilingual handling is a genuine advantage on multicultural sites.
Scope beyond quality
Safety, environmental, plant, incident — one platform for all record-keeping, not just ITPs.
Scale and maturity
Well-funded, widely deployed, integrations and support to match.
Where WNDW is different.
What Dashpivot tracks
The document. That's what makes it flexible, and it's also the ceiling.
What WNDW tracks
The opening. Purpose-built for facade work, and able to count.
A form can hold a number. It can't be a number. You can build a beautiful facade installation form and fill it in a thousand times, and the platform still doesn't understand 1,010 openings each at a stage with a rate — because every job it runs is a different shape by design.
The practical differences:
Progress claims come out of the data
Not out of a form you designed to look like a claim.
Nothing to configure before it works
A facade subbie opens WNDW and the model already matches the job. A foreman doesn't want to build a form, they want five taps.
Built to work offline
Openings mark off with no signal and catch up when the phone gets signal again.
On pricing structure.
Dashpivot is priced per user, typically with minimum licence blocks and annual terms. That's fine for a large contractor with a stable headcount. For a subbie with four foremen and twenty-five installers whose numbers move with the workload, per-person pricing is the wrong shape — you're charged for people rather than for work.
WNDW prices on the work itself, so the bill tracks the job rather than the roster.
Which one should you pick.
Pick Dashpivot if
You need one flexible record-keeping platform across safety, quality and environment, you have someone who'll own the configuration, and your commercial process lives elsewhere and works.
Pick WNDW if
Your job is countable installation work and you want the software to already know that before you start.
See the difference yourself.
Bring your last claim. We'll walk through what it looks like when the ITP and the claim come from the same record.
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