General Contractors

Run every project from the field up.

Field PM gives general contractors one system for daily reporting, job costing, RFIs and change orders, AIA progress billing, QA/QC, and safety — so the office sees field reality in real time instead of a week later. Same core capabilities as Procore, at roughly half the price and no annual contract.

Field updates arrive days late, by text and phone call
Job costing lives in a spreadsheet disconnected from the field
Change orders get performed but not billed
RFIs stall with no log of what's open
Closeout means chasing photos, sign-offs, and paperwork
01

The daily report is the system of record

Foremen submit manhours, photos, weather, delays, and safety in five minutes from a phone. Those manhours roll into cost codes automatically, so by the time you sit down at the office the job costing already reflects the morning's work — no parallel spreadsheet.

02

Catch a losing job in week 3

Productivity by cost code, projected cost at completion, and S-curve forecasting surface a cost code drifting under budget while there's still schedule to recover. Roll it up across every project in your scope for a true portfolio view.

03

Bill everything you're owed

RFIs and change orders track to closure, approved change orders flow into the schedule of values, and AIA-style G702/G703 pay applications bill straight from the budget — so the extra scope you performed actually shows up on the next invoice.

04

Closeout that's already done

QA/QC inspections, punch lists, safety records, and the job book accumulate as the work happens. By the time the job wraps, the documentation is assembled and exportable — not a week of collating binders.

FAQ — Field PM for General Contractors

Can Field PM replace Procore for a GC?+

For most general contractors, yes — it covers the daily-report workflow, job costing, RFIs, change orders, 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, weigh that.

Do my foremen and subs need paid seats?+

No. Foremen, QA/QC officers, safety officers, and subcontractors are always free and unlimited — you pay only for licensed office/PM seats, which is usually 20–30% of headcount.

Does it do AIA progress billing?+

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.

How fast can we get started?+

Most GCs set up their first project in an afternoon and import projects, employees, cost codes, RFIs, and change orders by CSV. There's a 14-day free trial with no credit card.

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