Choose your seat

Owner / Operations manager: Everything flows to you. On mobile you check the day's pulse: what's breached, what's waiting on an approval, and how the money is tracking, without opening a laptop.

Planner: You feed the pipeline. On your phone you triage what came in overnight, read job briefs before assigning, and approve variations while you're away from the desk.

Scheduler / Dispatcher: You own the board. Mobile is your day-of-operations view: jeopardy first, then dispatch, then the reshuffles when reality disagrees with the plan.

Field technician: The job in front of you is the whole app. Open it, read the brief so you know what you're agreeing to, capture evidence as you work, and complete through the checklist before you leave site.

Sole trader: You are the whole company. Quote it, do it, photograph it, invoice it: all from the van between jobs.

Scoping and estimating: You price work before anyone commits to it. On your phone you walk the site with the job brief open, capture photos and conditions against the assets you find, and those captures feed the scope and estimate you finish at the desk.

Working supervisor: You run a crew and still swing a tool. Between your own jobs you watch jeopardy for anything sliding, shuffle the day when someone calls in sick, and clear approvals like variations so nobody stands around waiting on you.

Compliance and audit: You keep the operation defensible. On site you run inspections against the standard measurement points, out-of-range readings raise findings on their own, and every photo and reading you capture becomes the audit trail someone will one day ask for.

Vendor / Subcontractor: You are the contractor on the other side of the relationship. You see the work assigned to you, book the visit with the customer, quote what is asked, and complete jobs with the evidence your client expects.