AI field operations platform for underground utility projects.

Every company, crew, and project in one place. Crews log their work from their phones and our platform turns that into operating ledgers, invoices, payroll, red lines + more. From your first foot in the ground to your millionth.

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For project owners, prime contractors, subs, field crews and the offices behind them

Built for project owners and prime contractors, and every crew that puts utilities in the ground.

Your operations run on other companies' crews, and today you learn what they did when the invoice shows up. Here, every company and every crew reports the same way, the same day, and you see it live.

Crews report in English or Spanish from phones they already carry, so there's no adoption curve in the field.

Today's arrivalsLive

Every crew's work lives on paper in a different truck, and the money leaks where nobody's looking.

Paper dailies, group texts, a wall of spreadsheets, times every company in your operation. Every number gets touched four times, and work goes unbilled or billed twice.

Nobody knows what any crew did today until someone calls to find out.
Month-end is an invoice scramble in a different format from every company.
English-only tools never get used in the field, so the data never exists.
Project ledgerentries posted today
Pay periodhours posted today
Red Lineslines recorded today

How it works

One record, entered once, by the crew that did the work. Everything else comes from it. Separate apps can't do that.

Each crew reports what it put in the ground, typed or spoken, English or Spanish: footage by size, handholes, hours, safety, photos, red lines, bore logs, materials and restoration.

Your office sees every crew the second it submits: who reported, what went in the ground, safety done.

Each report becomes everything downstream: ledger row, invoice line, payroll hours, customer paperwork.

You review and send: invoices out in minutes with the reports attached, and a nightly auditor catches leaks.

Your customers follow progress and billing in their own portal and sign approvals there.

Your foreman says what the crew put in the ground, and the form comes back filled out.

Footage by pipe size, handholes, hours, with yesterday's project carried forward. Foremen can speak the day in English or Spanish shorthand and get a filled-out form back to confirm.

Route 9 · todayLive
Footage today2,640 ft
Pipe size2"
Hours9.5
Today's forms
Daily Progress
GSA Safety form
Bore Log
Your custom formbuilt from your sample
GSA Safety form signed
9 crews on site · 11,480 ft logged

Your team sees the progress the second each crew submits.

The evening what-did-you-get-done phone rounds stop. One board shows every crew, every company, every project, the moment the day lands.

TodayLive
Safety forms signed 6 of 6 · red lines filed

You know today whether the project finishes on time.

Set the milestones once and every daily report moves the schedule. The finish date is forecast from the pace your crews actually run, and it moves the day the pace does.

Project scheduleLive

Every project carries a live ledger. Billing takes minutes, with the reports attached.

You know today which projects make money, not at quarter close. Pick a period and the invoice generates with the work behind it: red lines, ledger, daily reports, photos. A nightly auditor catches anything unbilled or billed twice.

Project ledgerLive
Crew 324,600 ft$18.00$442,800
Crew 718,400 ft$16.50$303,600
Crew 512,900 ft$21.00$270,900
Crew 96,800 ft$19.50$132,600Unbilled Billed
Unbilled work found: 6,800 ft
Billed$1,017,300$1,149,900
62,700 ft this period
Revenue$1,149,900Cost$747,435Margin$402,46535%
Invoice #1042$1,149,900
Sent · reports attached47 filesStart to sent: 2 minutes

You never pay for a foot nobody logged.

Company invoices and your own payroll come from the same record the crews created in the field. Every amount is backed by approved work, so month-end closes without a dispute.

Pay periodLive
Luis MarínCrew 7 · Hourly$340.00$663.00$1,020.00$1,326.00$1,615.00Mon10.0Tue9.5Wed10.5Thu9.0Fri8.510.0 h19.5 h30.0 h39.0 h47.5 h× $34.00
Dana WhitfieldCrew 3 · Hourly$265.50$545.75$796.50$1,091.50$1,357.00Mon9.0Tue9.5Wed8.5Thu10.0Fri9.09.0 h18.5 h27.0 h37.0 h46.0 h× $29.50Cash advance repaid− $400.00Net$957.00
Southline BoringSub company · Invoice$40,300.00$81,250.00$122,200.0012 daily logs approved9,400 ft × $13.00

Backed by 22 approved daily logs

Damage gets reported in real time, priced by cause, and prevented from repeating.

The moment something gets damaged, the crew files it from the field: photos, cause, estimated cost, who was notified. Your office sees it live, and the dollars roll up by cause, crew, and project, so the expensive pattern stands out instead of hiding in the total.

Damage · cost by causeLive

Your spreadsheets and file systems fill themselves, in the folder structure your customer already asks for.

Customer folders, ledgers, rate sheets, safety PDFs, red lines: filled automatically and mirrored to the workbooks your office already opens.

Drive syncLive
Crew daily
Sub invoice
Rate sheet
Tracking sheets are current

Your subs onboard once, not once per project.

Customers, projects, and every company, crew, and sub on them, in one hierarchy. Onboarding happens once: W-9, insurance, contract, banking. Your customers get their own portal: progress, invoices, and approvals they sign there.

One shared recordLive
The officeInternal crewsSubcontractorsProject managersYour customer

An AI that knows every foot, every rate, and every dollar across your whole operation.

Ask anything about production, safety, or money and get an answer from your own records, in English or Spanish. Hand it a bid sheet, an insurance certificate, an old spreadsheet, or a spoken report and get finished records back. Every night it reviews the money and flags what is wrong before it goes out.

Vertex AILive
Where do we stand on the Maple Street bore against budget?

Here is Maple Street against the approved budget, through today.

PlanActualΔ
Footage to date18,200 ft17,400 ft−800 ft
Blended rate$18.10$18.50+$0.40
Margin to date30.0%32.0%+2.0 pts

Behind 800 ft, ahead on rate. Margin to date is $103,008 on $321,900 billed.

Which crews drove that, and where did the footage go?

Three crews logged it. Crew 7 carried the footage and the rate.

Crew 7 · 8 d · 4"1,450 ft/d+150$19.50
Crew 3 · 4 d · 2"1,150 ft/d−150$16.50
Southline (sub) · 2 d · 1¼"600 ft/d−700$16.50

Crew 7 +1,200 ft. Crew 3 −600 ft. Southline −1,400 ft. Net −800 ft.

Pull together what the customer needs to approve.

Assembled from this week's logs, ready for your review.

Progress packet · 14 daily reports, 38 photosRed lines · 17,400 ft as built, 3 sheetsDraft invoice · 17,400 ft at approved rates, $321,900Approval link · customer portal, ready for you to send

Nothing goes out until you send it.

Caught overnight: 1,120 ft on DA-214, complete and never billed.

Across the whole operation, every person on the project gets hours back.

Every foot in the ground passes through six sets of hands. Here is what each one stops doing.

Owners and executives
Production, cost, and margin for every crew, the same day the work went in the ground.
Office and accounting
Nothing typed twice. The day's work shows up ready to bill and ready to pay.
Project managers
Every crew accounted for by dark, without working the phones.
Crew foremen
The whole day closed out from the truck in about a minute, in English or Spanish.
Subcontractors
W-9s, insurance, and rates turned in once. Invoices build straight off the logged footage.
Your customers
Dailies, as-builts, and invoice backup already in the portal when they ask. Approvals stop stalling.

Your projects in your workspace. Your crews reporting into it.

Let's onboard your team & projects

We provision your access and support the rollout; you stand up projects, companies, and crews inside your own workspace. What you build there stays between you and your team.

  • Your projects exist only inside your workspace: you add them, you decide who sees them.
  • Your contractors & crews logging from day one, in English or Spanish, on the phones they already carry.
  • You set the requirement once; every daily, footage, and invoice lands in one place only your people can see.
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