Standard band
Labour
Your people, their rates, and the timesheets they are paid on.
What it does
Labour, in the flow of the work.
Your people, their rates, and the timesheets they are paid on.
It sits at step 07 of the sequence a job runs in — after Procurement and before Daily Logs — which is how your team will meet it: the work arrives from the screen before it, and leaves to the next one.
Standard band
Priced per company, not per person and not per project. An annual licence is 10 months paid up front — $390 for the year (R6,443).
- Switch on within a day of asking
- Your own installation, your own database
- Buying any module lifts the free tier's caps
In the system
Labour on screen.
On the screen
What you see, and what each button does.
Read off the product itself, so nothing here is a description of something that does not exist.
The register shows
- Date
- Title
- Regular Hrs
- OT Hrs
- Total Cost
- Status
The buttons
- + Add Worker — Adds a worker with their trade and base hourly rate.
- + New Daily Timesheet — Records a day's hours by worker — ordinary, overtime and double time — costed at their own rate.
The rest of the sequence
Modules that sit near Labour.
Bids & Tenders
The tender documents you priced, what you bid, and whether you won.
Contracts
The signed contract, its clauses, and what each one commits you to.
Budget
The cost plan for the job, with committed and actual cost against it.
Schedule
The programme, milestone dates, delay events and the risk register.
Drawings & RFIs
Drawings and revisions, and who answered which query.
Procurement
Suppliers, quotations and purchase orders held against the budget.
Syncware-Build
Want to see Labour running?
Bring a live project. We will walk you through the module on your own numbers rather than on a demo.