Feature
Every contract and every squad on one screen
Contracts, structures and the schedule share a record, so an off-hire date shows up everywhere it matters without being typed twice.
The register the whiteboard was standing in for
Client, site address, structures and hire period in one place sounds unremarkable until you count how many places those currently live. The gain is not the list itself — it is that the off-hire date on the contract is the same off-hire date the scheduler and the invoice run are working from.
The week, before it starts
Erect, adapt, inspect and dismantle visits on one calendar means a clash or an unassigned visit is visible on Friday rather than discovered on Tuesday. Role-based visibility keeps squads looking at the jobs they work on rather than the whole book.
What it does
Contracts
A live register of every job on the books.
- Client, site address, structures and hire period in one place
- On-hire, off-hire and dismantle dates tracked against each contract
- Role-based visibility, so squads only see the jobs they work on
Scheduling
Put the right squad on the right job.
- Squad and vehicle scheduling without a whiteboard in the yard
- Erect, adapt, inspect and dismantle visits on one calendar
- Clashes and unassigned visits surfaced before the week starts
The terms behind it
Every part, drawn and explained
Each of these is a page in the glossary with a labelled diagram, free to use with credit.
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