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Get your crews off paper.

Example shops show how a company like yours runs on Krew Point. Guides walk you through it, one step at a time. The shops are made up, so the time saved is example math, with the math shown.

A paper time card with a circled 7ish and question marks, then the same week on the crew’s phone: each day’s hours to the minute, Approved or Sent, and Thursday on the clock.

Example shops

Made-up companies with problems you may know: paper cards, group texts, empty shelves and too many spreadsheets. Each one is an example, not a customer story.

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    A roofing company trades its clipboards for phones

    An example roofing company of 25 moves its time cards and job tickets off the clipboard and onto the phone.

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    A service company stops texting addresses one by one

    An example plumbing and heating company with 8 techs moves the day’s stops, changes, photos and receipts out of the group text.

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    A cabinet shop that knows when to reorder

    An example 15-person cabinet and millwork shop stops running out of hinges and plywood in the middle of a job.

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    A site work company outgrows its spreadsheets

    An example 60-person excavation company trades a dozen Google Sheets and Excel files for a custom build that fits how it works.

Guides

Plain, step-by-step help with the jobs every owner has to get done.

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    How to get your crew off paper time cards

    A two-week plan to move your crew from paper cards to clocking in on the phone, without a rough first payroll.

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    How to give every crew a checklist that updates the job

    Write a checklist your crew checks off on the phone, and see where every job stands without a call.

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    How to stay ahead of truck service without a whiteboard

    Set service reminders by miles or by date, have drivers log mileage from the phone, and see which trucks are due before one breaks down.

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    Off the shelf or custom: when to build around how you work

    How to tell if a standard app fits your company, when a custom build is worth it, and what to ask before you choose.

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