Grading and clearing work disappears under topsoil and sod. TrackOver keeps the before, during, and after on record, so the invoice never turns into a debate.
Built inside a working excavation company. Free to start, no contract, no sales call unless you want one.
If any of those sound like last week, keep reading.
The same platform in the office and on every phone in the field.
Photo pairs that show the water problem and the fix. Share a gallery link the customer can keep.
Rain day? Drag the week around on the board and every crew's phone updates. Flexible recurring work can slide within its week.
Cut, fill, haul-off, and material in, logged per day with photos. The story of the site in one timeline.
Clean, branded estimates with options: good, better, best. Customers accept and pay the deposit online.
When the job wraps, the customer gets a one-tap review request. Happy ones land on your Google page.
Hours, service, and who has what. The skid steer's next service does not sneak up mid-job.
It becomes a job in seconds: address, contact, what they need.
Drag it onto a day and a crew. Their phones update instantly.
Stamped photos, hours, and notes land on the job as the work happens.
One tap turns the finished job into an invoice with a pay link.
Short jobs benefit most: fast estimate, scheduled crew, photos, invoice, review request. Each step is a tap, not a system.
Send them a live gallery link. They watch the site change without a phone call, and you control what they see.
Yes. Recurring jobs generate themselves weekly or monthly, and can flex within the week when weather interferes.
The field app is deliberately simple: today's jobs, a camera button, and a clock. Crews who hate paperwork tend to like it.
Free to start. Add a job, snap some photos, and see if your crew likes it. Your data stays yours either way.
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