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Capture rebar and embed changes, standby time, and actual yardage while the crew’s still on-site — because once the pour goes, there’s no revisiting what’s underneath.
Reinforcement placement, embeds, dowels, and formwork all disappear the moment concrete hits the form. If a rebar inspection calls for changes, or an embed gets added or moved at the last minute, that has to be documented and priced before the pour — there's no revisiting it after.
Once trucks are on-site and mixing, a partial pour creates a cold joint nobody wants. A weather call, a truck delay, or a batch plant problem can mean idle crew and standby truck time that has to be tracked and billed on the spot, not folded into "just another day.
Over-excavation, a deeper footing than planned, or a larger slab area means more concrete than the original quantity takeoff — measured in cubic yards ordered from the batch plant, not the number on the original bid. Without a record tied to the actual pour, that overage is hard to reconcile at billing time.
Create tickets, capture photos, and see accurate pricing with zero connection.
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Log labor, materials, and equipment from your phone - photos, timestamp, and GPS included, even with no signal.
Every line pulls its rate from your rate sheet automatically - no manual pricing, no guessing.
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