Job Trakr 4+

Name: Job Trakr
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)
Author: Measure Square Corp.

Measure Square Corp.

- 3.0 • 2 个评分

- 免费
- 提供 App 内购买项目

简介

Join the 2500+ commercial contractors that use MeasureSquare software for takeoff estimating and jobsite production tracking. The app loads project plans, takeoff estimate data, and room drawings in 2D/3D; it allows for quick site data entry and task assignment, generates daily site production report, labor billing report, punch list, site photo markups onsite instantly on a tablet or phone, ideal for PMs, superintendents, foremen, and subcontractors.

MeasureSquare JobTracker is used onsite to track field tasks by foremen, supers and PMs to collect product installation quantities, to create issue reports or even design change spec tickets, compile punch list reports, and to dispatch tasks to subcontractors etc.. The app is especially powerful with its 3D room data so that field tasks can be referenced to floors, walls, elevations, windows, doors and ceilings in 3D view. It substantially increases communication efficiency to avoid repeat work and mishaps.

The JobTracker app enables field reps and office workers to collaborate over the web portal, so project administrators can dispatch tasks, approve work orders, verify labor billings with detailed site completion reports in 3D web view as well. So all subcontractors can provide timely accurate completion reports to get paid faster by GCs.

Integrated with Wagner and Tramex bluetooth moisture meters, JobTracker allows wireless data collection and quick field moisture test reporting, including photos and pin location maps, the best professional test and survey report tool for moisture testers and other construction site inspection pros.

2023年12月29日

版本 1.20.4

- Misc bugs fixes

3.0（满分 5 分）

2 个评分

God awful software

God awful software, bricks phone during updates, if and when it runs you can’t read the material lists. About as good as Windows 95… Reminds me of software from Windows 3.11 for workgroups. Yes software for MS-DOS was better then this heap of junk