Change orders and T&M tags
Capture the tag on site with signature and photographs, price it against the contract, submit it the same day, and track it until somebody approves it.
How it worksServices What we build
You do not have a software gap. You have an adoption gap.
There is already a product for almost every process in your business. You have probably bought two of them. The problem is that they were built for somebody else’s company, they do not talk to each other, and the crew stopped using the last one within a month.
6.3 disconnected platforms What the average contractor runs today. Ninety-two percent say they would rather have one.
~70% of ERP implementations fail Not for lack of features. For lack of anyone using them.
47% name adoption as the hardest part Ahead of cost. Ahead of integration. The people, not the technology.
Figures from AGC contractor surveys and construction ERP implementation research. We did not commission them and we are not going to pretend they are our own data.
Where we start
Two workflows, both of them the gap between finished work and collected cash.
Field ticket automation
Handwritten and photographed tickets become structured line items, validated against the governing MSA, and fed to every portal your operators mandate.
How it worksUnderneath both is the same job: the connective layer between the field, your accounting system, and whatever portal your customer insists on. That part is different in every building, which is exactly why no product company sells it and why it stays broken.
Who we build for
Contractors who bill for work in the field.
Typically $10M to $300M in revenue, privately held or sponsor-backed, where an owner or a controller can decide without convening anybody.
- Mechanical, electrical and plumbing contractors
- Industrial and plant services
- Turnaround and shutdown contractors
- Scaffolding, insulation and coatings
- Oilfield and energy services
- Equipment rental and distribution
- Inspection, testing and compliance
- Civil and site work
Where we work
Texas, on site.
Houston is home. The first days of an engagement are materially better in person, so we travel for them rather than asking you to describe your process over a video call.
- Houston
- Home ground. Ship Channel, petrochemical and industrial
- Dallas–Fort Worth
- Data center, industrial and commercial construction
- San Antonio
- Industrial, healthcare and municipal work
- Austin
- Semiconductor and commercial build-out
- Midland–Odessa
- Permian oilfield and energy services