Workforce and job tracking · Construction and field crews

Looking for a Workyard alternative?

Workyard focuses on GPS time tracking, labour cost accuracy and job costing for crews in the field, rather than on sales pipeline.

The difference that matters

Compare the approach and fit.

It answers what a job cost you, not where the next job comes from. Those are complementary rather than competing, and plenty of teams run both.

 WorkyardPavado
ApproachWorkforce and job trackingCustom CRM Development
What it offersWorkyard focuses on GPS time tracking, labour cost accuracy and job costing for crews in the field, rather than on sales pipeline.Bespoke pipelines, automations, 360° customer records and real-time reporting, a CRM built around how your team actually works, connected to your entire stack.
When to consider itIf labour cost leakage is the bigger problem than lead flow, fix that first. It usually pays back faster.When your requirements call for a scoped service engagement. Start with a discussion of your current process and constraints.

When to stay

When Workyard is the right call.

If labour cost leakage is the bigger problem than lead flow, fix that first. It usually pays back faster.

We would rather tell you that up front than sell you a build you did not need. If that describes you, keep the platform that fits and revisit the decision when your requirements change.

What we do instead

How Pavado builds a CRM around your jobs

  • Your pipeline, your stages. From first call to paid invoice, set up the way your team already works.
  • Automations for the busywork. Follow-ups, reminders and handoffs that happen without anyone remembering.
  • One record per customer. Calls, quotes, jobs, photos and invoices in one place instead of five apps.
  • Connected to your stack. QuickBooks or Xero, Gmail or Outlook, payments and e-sign, plus thousands more through Zapier and an API.

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