Captured on site. Cleared in one click.
Foreman finds something out of scope. Logs it then and there with a photo, hours, and reason. Office sees it instantly. Bulk approve from one screen. No email forwards, no end-of-week reconciliation.
Variations don't get lost when they're captured live.
The old way: foreman scribbles in a notebook, hands it to the office at the end of the week, half the detail's already faded.
The new way: tap, photo, reason, save. The variation hits the office before the foreman walks to the next opening. Full steps in the adding variations guide.
On site: minimal taps, maximum context.
Two kinds, one workflow
Tied to a specific opening (the door that wouldn't close, the corner where the seal failed) or a project-level hourly charge (truck unloading, factory runs). Foreman picks. Office sees the right number on the next claim.
Reason from your list
Not a one-size-fits-all list. Set your own. Whatever fits your trade and your contracts.
Hours that match the job
Half an hour or half a shift. Multi-person crews too — three blokes for two hours, six hours logged. The number on the claim matches the work.
Photo, note, location, all in one
Captured all at once, on site, while the work's still happening. Not three weeks later when nobody can remember which window.
In the office: one screen. Approve. Move on.
Every project, one screen
Every project's variations on one screen. Pending count, pending hours, pending dollar value — all at a glance.
Friday afternoon, cleared
Forty pending on a Friday? Approve them in the time it takes to open Outlook.
Old ones don't get buried
Anything sitting more than three days gets called out. No more variations dying at the bottom of a list.
What the office sees
Friday afternoon. Cleared in three taps.
Every project's variations on one screen. Pending count, pending hours, pending dollar value — all at a glance.
Stop chasing variations on Friday.
Bring last Friday's variations list. We'll show you what it'd look like cleared in one screen.
Walk me through it