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T&M billing that keeps up with what's actually in the ground
Capture differing site conditions, multi-machine hours, and import/export overages while the crew’s still moving dirt — not reconstructed from memory at billing time.
Where excavation crews lose time
Differing site conditions are the job, not the exception
Rock where the geotech report said soil, groundwater higher than predicted, contaminated material — these aren't rare surprises for excavation, they're a standard part of the risk. Documenting exactly what was hit, when, and how the crew responded is what turns "we found rock" into a paid change instead of an absorbed loss.
Every machine on site bills by the hour, differently
An excavator, a dozer, and a fleet of haul trucks might all be running the same day, some owned and some rented, each on its own clock. Tracking which machine worked which hours on which part of the site, on paper, falls apart fast once more than one or two machines are moving.
The dirt doesn't match the geotech report
More unsuitable soil than expected means more export hauling and more import fill than the bid accounted for — measured in actual yards moved, not the original estimate. Without a record tied to the day it happened, the extra tonnage is nearly impossible to reconstruct at billing time.
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Working through a no-signal jobsite
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Mobile Ticket entry, even offline
Log labor, materials, and equipment from your phone - photos, timestamp, and GPS included, even with no signal.
Rates applied automatically
Every line pulls its rate from your rate sheet automatically - no manual pricing, no guessing.
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