Every tear-off has one name on it.

The job doesn’t fall between the estimator, the supplement, the crew, and the final inspection. One name, one clock — green under three days, amber at three, red at seven. Overdue is a row, not an argument.

Capo reads the job — project type, jurisdiction, material — and stacks the list: permit submittal, material order, install, inspection, supplement. Tagged to the AHJ it pulled them from. You confirm. You re-enter nothing.

Field crews shoot with no signal — photos queue and upload when the bars come back. Customers get a magic-link portal with stage, dates, and payment milestones, and nothing they shouldn’t see.

Estimates against actuals, the draw schedule, milestones, supplements, and multi-party e-sign — and soft gates that warn the office without ever stopping the crew.