
The Timecard Argument Every Subcontractor Has Had
It’s Friday afternoon and a timecard doesn’t add up. The crew says they were on-site until 4:30. The foreman thinks it was closer to 4.

It’s Friday afternoon and a timecard doesn’t add up. The crew says they were on-site until 4:30. The foreman thinks it was closer to 4.

Piece work tracking, piece-rate tracking, individual production tracking… whatever you want to call it, we consistently discover people are surprised at how powerfully CrewTracks fulfills

Every pay period, someone is chasing down timecards, fixing job codes, and re-entering hours by hand. How many hours does that actually take, cycle after

Every subcontractor tracks things a little differently. Whether that is travel pay rates for employees, certification expiration dates, billing rates per unit, or piece rate

Something goes wrong on a concrete pour. A dispute follows. Maybe it is over the number of workers on site that day, or whether weather

Both Raken and CrewTracks do daily reports. Both have time tracking. Both are built for the construction industry. So how do you pick? The honest

Most subcontractor owners spend their Fridays doing the same thing: chasing timecards. The crew has been out all week. The foreman has the hours written

Scaffolding contractors have a documentation problem that most field management apps were not built to solve. You need to know who is on which structure,

Masonry jobs are bid by the unit: block count, square footage of brick, linear feet of stone. That means your field data has to capture