Field Execution Software

Crews keep building. Data keeps flowing

Turn daily site activity like labor by cost code, installed quantities, photos, and issues into structured project data without slowing crews down or waiting for end-of-week paperwork.

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Trusted by 1,500+ commercial contractors across North America

From the jobsite up

Built for foremen, not just the front office

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Issues captured in context

Create punch items and issues with photos and location context so crews and PMs stay aligned.

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Daily reports that move

Capture labor, quantities, and blockers from the field, so PMs react same-day, not month-end.

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Structured project records

Digital forms capture consistent data across every project, so documentation is structured, searchable, and tied to the job.

Where the work actually happens

Built for the jobsite, not just the back office

In a patchwork toolkit, field data dies in text threads and camera rolls. In BuildOps, daily reports, lists, and forms feed workforce planning, project financials, and your ERP automatically.

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Offline-Ready, Always Current

No signal on the jobsite? Crews complete daily reports, capture photos, and fill forms offline. Everything syncs the moment connectivity returns.

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Lists, Tasks, and Punch

Turn every site walk into an actionable list. Track ownership, status, and resolution in one shared view.

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Mobile-First Projects

A project experience designed for foremen and crews, so entering data is part of doing the work, not extra admin.

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Field and office, connected

One source of truth
for
every role

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The Foreman

"Every walk turns into a list—and the office sees it before I'm back at the truck."

— Field Foreman

Create punch items from drawings and close them with photos and notes.

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The Project Manager

"I see daily labor by cost code and production by area—I catch problems the same day they start, not at WIP."

— Senior Project Manager

Track progress, blockers, and costs without a site visit.

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The Field Lead

"My daily reports and punch items land in the system before I leave the site—no chasing."

— Electrical Foreman

Capture daily reports and close punch items with photos and notes from the field.

What makes BuildOps different

Built from the ground up for contractors who run projects, service, and everything in between. Not adapted. Made for the work.

Commercial work isn't an add‑on

Most platforms started in residential and stretched to fit. BuildOps starts with the complexity of commercial work.

Run the work in one connected system

Field, office, finance, and sales — all in one place. No duct-taped tools, no double entry, no dropped balls.

OpsAI is built in, not bolted on

OpsAI is already in your workflows. It recaps the day, calls out risks, and gives every role a clear next step.

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Data that flows through everything

Field execution is just the beginning

Field data doesn't stay in one place. It drives the entire Project Management platform. Daily reports feed workforce planning. Forms feed document control. Labor feeds project financials and WIP reporting.

Project Management features

Resource Planning

Plan crews by phase, cost code, and project schedule.

Materials & Subcontracts

Track every vendor commitment and subcontract in one place.

Project Financials

Track billing, costs and profit margin across the project portfolio instantly.

Document Control

Own your RFIs, submittals, and project records in one place.

integrations

Your labor plan syncs with your ledger

BuildOps syncs with Spectrum, Vista, Intacct, and NetSuite, keeping labor costs, budgets, and project data aligned without manual entry.

Common Questions

Your field execution software questions, answered

How does field data from daily reports actually connect to project financials and WIP?

Daily reports capture labor hours by cost code and installed quantities. That data feeds directly into your project budget and cost tracking, so PMs and finance see progress and cost exposure in real time, not just at month-end WIP.

What can crews capture on the mobile app?

Crews log daily reports with labor, quantities, and photos. They create and close punch items. They fill digital forms, flag blockers, and submit field order all from a mobile app that works offline and syncs when connected.

How is this different from what we get in Procore?

GC tools capture data for the GC. BuildOps captures it for you. Daily reports, lists, and forms feed your workforce planning, your project financials, and your ERP, so you own a continuous project record across every GC and every job.

Will foremen and crews actually use it, or is this another app that collects dust?

The BuildOps mobile app is built for people who'd rather build than type. Dailies use structured fields, not blank text boxes. Offline mode means no dead zones. Crews adopt it because it fits the way they already work on-site.

What happens to field data after it's captured? Does it just sit in the app?

Nothing sits idle. Labor hours feed workforce planning and cost tracking. Photos and forms become part of your project record for closeout and claims. Blockers surface to PMs for same-day action. Data flows to your ERP for job costing and payroll.