All your workers.
In one place.

Contractor requests, orders, documents and hours. Everything waiting on one screen, while workers do their part on their phones.

A corporation's home screen: workers on sites, free workers and what waits for him today
Worker transfer on phone: consent and what stays unchanged

Who’s free tomorrow?
See it now.

Contractors you work with send a request with the trade, number of workers, site, date and price an hour. Propose workers from your list of free workers.

Contractor requestFormwork · next workday
Eitan
SLSergiu4.8Formwork
Global
IRIon4.8Formwork
Gesher
RSRahul4.8Formwork
3 candidates to review

Example data. Choosing a candidate is not final placement: worker acceptance and signatures are required.

One record per worker.
No document hunt.

Details, documents and expiry dates stay together. Reminders use recorded dates and configured alert windows.

A worker's card at a corporation: where he works now, his details and when his documents expire

For corporations

Several orders.
One code.

After workers accept their offers, select eligible orders and sign them together with one code. The contractor then completes their signature.

  • Opens on your phone

  • Everything waiting in one place

  • Signatures verified by phone code

  • Field records saved without reception

Waiting for your signature

Sign together
  1. Workers accepted
  2. Orders selected
  3. Corporation signed

Eligible orders. Contractor signatures still follow.

For workers and site managers

Clock in on your phone.
Even underground.

Attendance and day approvals are saved without reception and sent when the connection returns.

A job offer on a worker's phone: the pay, the housing and the job, and a button to accept it

Accepts the job himself

Worker day on phone: clock-in, clock-out and hours confirmation

Clocks in and out with a tap

Site manager replacement request on phone

Requests a replacement on site

Pay for hours.
No guesswork.

Hours are recorded on site and reviewed. The monthly account uses approved hours, with a breakdown for each day.

Worker

8:36

8 hours 36 minutes

Saved on phone

Worked time, after the break

Site manager

SL
Sergiu Lungu

06:58–16:04 · 8:36

The site manager checks and approves

Monthly invoice

Based on approved hours

After corporation approval. Review and dispute individual lines.

Illustration: saved on phone does not mean server approved. The corporation also approves days before the account.

Hours at a corporation: days waiting for approval, workers' objections and when the month locks

Moving corporations.
With the consents.

The worker agrees on their phone. Further consents depend on the transfer date. When the transfer is ready, authority forms are ready to print.

Moves between corporations: finding another corporation's worker, and workers moving in and out
Worker transfer on phone: consent and what stays unchanged

A few more things that keep order

  • The idle list

    Who is waiting for a placement, for how long and what the wait costs, with a file to download.

  • A time clock file

    A time clock on the site? Import its file, and the hours land in the same place.

  • Your workers' details stay with you

    Contractors see trade, experience and price, not private details, and one list shows who viewed your workers.

What people say on site.

I used to search through messages to work out who was going to which site. Here, the request, candidates and work order stay together.
Ido Raz

Contractor manager

Ofek Construction

I can see what’s waiting: available workers, orders to sign and documents nearing expiry. It brings the whole day together.
Dana Barak

Corporation coordinator

Gefen Manpower Corporation

On site, I need to see who arrived and mark the day. Without reception, the record stays on my phone and I can keep working.
Roi Sela

Site manager

Nahal Construction

Start with your corporation

Register your corporation, DayOne checks and approves it, and you add your workers.