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A day in TrackOver for paving and asphalt contractors

How a paving company runs a day in TrackOver

The office checks the weather and the trucks before the first load, the crew reads plant tickets and logs tons as the lot goes down, and the tons on the job are checked against the tickets before the invoice goes out.

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One ordinary day

From the first look at the board to the invoice

Each step says who does it. The crew works from their phone, and the office works from a browser on the same record.

  1. 1

    Before the first load · Office

    Check the weather on each job

    Today and tomorrow are graded go, watch or hold for each job, using your own temperature and rain limits and the lift you are laying.

  2. 2

    Paving day · Office

    Watch the trucks

    Each truck shows as loading, on the way or at the paver, with the next load's ETA. Positions come from the drivers' phones only while they are on the clock.

  3. 3

    At the plant · Crew

    Snap the scale ticket

    Photograph the scale ticket and the ticket number, tons and plant fill are filled in for you. Each truck load is one ticket on the job.

  4. 4

    On the lot · Crew

    Stamped photos of the lot

    Before, during and after photos keep their time, GPS position and who took them, organized by job.

  5. 5

    End of the shift · Crew

    Tons match the tickets

    The tons logged for the day should match the total of that day's plant tickets, so a mismatch is easy to spot before anyone pays the plant.

  6. 6

    After the lot is down · Office

    Tons, yield and margin

    Tons placed are set against the quote, with how thick the mat went down, and job costing shows what the asphalt, trucking and crew really cost.

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Fair questions

Can the office check the plant's bill against our tickets?

Yes. The tickets are held against the plant's bill for the month, so you can see what does not match before you pay it.

Do drivers need a separate app for truck status?

No. Truck status uses the phone they clock in on, and only while they are on the clock.

Run one real day in it

Add one job, send one crew out, and see how the day reads from the office. 7 days free.

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