How it works
One job, from the first estimate to the final number.
Follow a patio job at Birchline Landscape Co., a sample company, through a normal week in Groundworks.
01 · Win the job
Send the estimate tonight. Get a yes by morning.
Customers open the estimate from their email, accept or decline each add-on and approve it with their name. You see exactly what they accepted.
02 · Plan the work
See every job by where it stands.
The In Work board groups open work orders by property, with each one’s stage and next visit. Book the visit and it is on the crew’s phone.
03 · Do the work
A crew’s day, on one phone.
Crews on the Professional plan run their day from Groundworks Field. This is Luis’s Tuesday.
7:00 AM
Open Groundworks from the home screen.
Add it to the phone once and it opens like any other app, with today’s visits ready.
7:10 AM
The day, in order.
Each visit shows the time window, the client and the address. Tap one for directions.
7:30 AM
Gate code, then start.
Gate codes and notes from the office are on the visit. Starting it offers to clock in too.
9:15 AM
Log what went into the beds.
Two yards of mulch off the truck and a before-and-after photo, recorded where the work happened.
9:50 AM
Done, and the office knows.
Mark the visit complete with a note. Nobody has to call in.
11:20 AM
No signal at the next site? Keep working.
What the crew records is saved on the phone and sends itself once they are back in range.
3:30 PM
Clock out from the same phone.
Enter the break and clock out. The hours land on the timesheet for the office to approve.
04 · Get paid
Send the invoice. Know who still owes.
Email the invoice with a link to its own page. When a check or transfer arrives, record it and the balance and aging report update.
05 · Know your numbers
Know what every job really made.
Job cost sets approved labor, materials used and job charges against the contract, so margin is a number, not a guess. Reports roll it up across every job.

