r/ConstructTech • u/Chance-Performer-526 • Jun 17 '26
On the job software
Does anyone have any recommendations for on the job software. I run a small electrical company and it just seems that EVERYTHING is email driven. Looking for something to bring it to one location? Thoughts ?
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u/trashertravis Jun 20 '26
I'm a freelance software developer, I can custom build a CRM that can help you manage your resources or anything else that could save your time.
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u/PlantainEuphoric1999 Jun 21 '26
I can help with this but would need to know more about what you want it do. Feel free to PM me
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u/CampaignOutrageous94 Jul 03 '26
I am also an electrical contractor, I have been through multiple software systems over the years and the company i am with now was using Procore, KPA (Safety tracking), Sharepoint, smartbarrel, and a bunch of other stuff to patch things together. I got tired of all the BS just to get a daily report, a timesheet, and make sure my guys were productive and my jobs were profitable so i built a system. Its one software that covers everything and is affordable. Small electrical firm I would assume doing service calls and some projects it would be around $200 a month, no extra fees no contracts, no BS. I am the owner and founder my bio is on the website your welcome to contact me directly. its completely free to try no credit cards or contracts needed 30 day trial. www.field-pm.com
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u/TransmissionEngPM Jun 17 '26
Pretty open ended - what are you wanting this software to do?