Construction crew working on a jobsite

Construction

IT that goes where the work is.

The office runs the bids and the billing. The money is made on a site with no desk, patchy signal and a crew that is not going to fight a login. The technology has to work in both places.

What goes wrong

Between the trailer and the office

These are the calls we actually get from builders and contractors.

A laptop walks off a site

With bid documents, client details and signed contracts still sitting on the desktop.

No signal, no paperwork

The app needs a connection the site does not have, so the day’s work gets written down and typed up twice.

Photos never come back

Progress shots and change orders stay on somebody’s phone until the invoice is already late.

Fake invoices from a real address

Construction moves large payments on email. That makes it a standing target for invoice and payment fraud.

What we do about it

Assume the site is hostile to computers

Because it is. Dust, weather, dead zones, and a crew with better things to do.

Encrypted and wipeable

A device lost off a truck or a site becomes an inconvenience rather than a disclosure and a phone call to a client.

Works with no signal

Set up so a dead zone delays the sync rather than the work, and everything lands when the truck gets back in range.

One place the site data lands

Photos, change orders and sign-offs arrive against the right job without the office chasing anybody for them.

Payment fraud taken seriously

The email controls that stop a redirected invoice, plus a documented rule for confirming any change to bank details.

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