General Contractors
A general contractor's job is other people's work — and proving what happened when someone asks. Field PM puts sub reporting, RFIs, submittals, change orders, drawing control, job costing, and AIA billing in one system, so the record builds itself while the job is being built. Same core capabilities as Procore, at roughly half the price and no annual contract.
Subcontractors file their own daily report from a phone — manpower, work performed, delays, and photos — at no cost to you or to them. Your superintendent's report and your foremen's reports sit beside it on the same project, so the daily picture of the job is one page instead of six phone calls.
RFIs, submittals, transmittals, change orders, and meeting minutes each have a numbered log with status and ball-in-court. Drawings and specifications carry revisions, so the current set is the one in the field and the superseded ones are still on file. When a dispute comes up eight months later, the answer is a search, not a box in storage.
Send subcontracts for e-signature, then track each sub's invoices against their contract value and approved changes. Purchase orders and vendor invoices post to the same budget, so committed cost and actual cost are visible on the cost code before the money is gone.
Approved change orders flow into the schedule of values, and AIA-style G702/G703 pay applications bill straight from the budget with percent complete and retainage. The extra scope you performed shows up on the next pay app instead of at final accounting.
Manhours from the daily reports roll into cost codes automatically. Productivity by cost code, projected cost at completion, an S-curve, and a lookahead schedule show a code drifting while there is still time to recover it — and roll up across every project in your portfolio.
QA/QC inspections, the punch list, safety records, closeout items, and the Job Book accumulate as the work happens. By the time the job wraps, the turnover package is assembled and exportable — not a week of collating binders.
Foreman, superintendent, and subcontractor reports on one project, feeding job costing automatically.
Learn more →Numbered logs with status, and approved changes that reach the budget and the pay app.
Learn more →G702/G703 pay apps billed straight from the schedule of values, with retainage.
Learn more →Budget versus actual, forecast, S-curve, and lookahead across every project.
Learn more →Inspections and punch lists tracked to a clean closeout.
Learn more →JSAs, incidents, and the OSHA 300 log handled in the field.
Learn more →For most general contractors, yes — it covers the daily-report workflow, job costing, RFIs, submittals, change orders, drawing control, QA/QC, safety, and AIA billing that the large majority of Procore customers actually use, at about half the price with no annual contract. Where Procore wins is enterprise preconstruction and BIM; if those are core to how you work, weigh that.
No. Subcontractors, foremen, QA/QC officers, and safety officers are always free and unlimited. A sub gets a login that lets them file their daily report on your project. You pay only for licensed office and PM seats, which is usually 20–30% of headcount.
Drawings and specifications are stored with revisions. Uploading a new revision makes it the current one and keeps the earlier revisions on file, so the field opens the current set and the history is still there when someone asks what changed.
Yes — G702/G703-style pay applications with schedule of values, percent complete, retainage, and approved change orders, exported as a branded PDF for the owner.
Most GCs set up their first project in an afternoon and import projects, employees, cost codes, RFIs, and change orders by CSV. There is a 30-day free trial with no credit card, and we will load your data for you if you ask.
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