Product
timecue brings crews, project work, and daily records together so the site and office work from the same picture.
How the record is built
The workflow is simple: make the plan, put work in the right project, record what was completed, then use that record when the next decision is needed.
01 / Start with the right place
Open projects, people, or worklogs from one clear starting point. The next view begins with the context you chose.
02 / Selected project
Once a project is open, its tasks, zones, status, and recent activity stay together so the team can act on the same context.
03 / Before work starts
A site manager can check who is available for a kitchen refurbishment before assigning the morning’s work.
04 / End of shift
After the shift, cabinet removal and electrical preparation can be recorded against the project and task they belong to. Hours then have useful context.
05 / Next decision
The office can read today’s work alongside remaining tasks, rather than asking the site team to reconstruct the day from memory.
01 / Start with the right place
Open projects, people, or worklogs from one clear starting point. The next view begins with the context you chose.
02 / Selected project
Once a project is open, its tasks, zones, status, and recent activity stay together so the team can act on the same context.
03 / Before work starts
A site manager can check who is available for a kitchen refurbishment before assigning the morning’s work.
04 / End of shift
After the shift, cabinet removal and electrical preparation can be recorded against the project and task they belong to. Hours then have useful context.
05 / Next decision
The office can read today’s work alongside remaining tasks, rather than asking the site team to reconstruct the day from memory.
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Start with a current project
Tell us how you plan crews, manage project work, and collect daily updates. We will show the current product and explain the pilot process.
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