$5K saved per week QuickBooks crashed twice and wiped our hours. We switched to Workyard, plugged it into our accounting, and started saving roughly $5,000 a week almost immediately.
Every field hour is captured and coded to the right job and cost code as it happens, so you see labor cost add up live and can act before a job runs away, not a week later at payroll.
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Most construction time tracking software make the worker do more, then make the office clean up the mess. Workyard does the opposite.
Hours and job progress captured automatically as crews arrive, take breaks, travel between sites, and finish work.
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Workyard is workforce management software built for construction and field service teams. It puts everything between the job site and the office on autopilot: crews clock in automatically by GPS, every hour is coded to the right job and cost code, errors get fixed before payroll, and the office sees labor cost as it happens. 4,000+ contractors and 100,000+ workers use it every day.
Workyard has been building for construction and field service teams since 2015. It's used by 4,000+ contractors and 100,000+ workers every day, and it's purpose-built for the trades, not a general time clock stretched to fit construction. You're adopting a proven tool, not betting on a new one.
Most apps put the work on the crew: clock in, clock out, pick the job, remember the cost code. That is exactly what workers stop doing after a few weeks. Workyard flips it. Crews are clocked in automatically by GPS the moment they reach the site, time tracks continuously, and the job and cost code are assigned for them. There is almost nothing to remember, so adoption sticks instead of fading.
The difference is automatic versus manual. Other tools record whatever a worker types in, then leave your office to chase missing punches and fix mis-tagged hours every week. Workyard captures GPS-verified time on its own, trims drive-through and idle time, catches missed clock-outs, and applies your overtime and break rules before the timesheet reaches payroll. You get hours you can actually trust, with far less to correct.
Yes. Workyard sends verified, job-coded hours straight into QuickBooks, Sage, ADP, Foundation, and other payroll and accounting systems, so no one re-keys a timesheet. If you run payroll in-house, you can export exactly the format you need.
Location is captured only while a worker is on the clock, never after they clock out. On the clock, GPS is accurate to the job site and to the minute, which is what makes automatic clock-in and honest job costing possible. Workers can see exactly what is tracked, so it is transparent, not surveillance.
Workyard keeps working offline. Time, photos, and forms are captured on the device and sync automatically once the phone is back in range, so remote sites and dead zones don't leave gaps in the record.
No. For the crew it is close to invisible: they show up, they're clocked in, they do their work. Foremen or a shared kiosk can clock in a whole crew at once for teams that don't each carry a phone. If someone can use a phone at all, they can use Workyard.
It's more. Alongside time, Workyard handles scheduling, job and cost tracking, and Smart Forms for daily reports, safety checklists, and inspections. It is the layer between the field and the office, so the same visit that captures hours also captures what actually happened on site.
Open the job and the labor cost is already there, built from today's GPS-verified hours and coded by cost code. You are not waiting on a weekly report or on accounting. When a cost code starts burning hours faster than the work is progressing, you see it the same day, while you can still do something about it.
Most teams are up and running quickly, and you are not doing it alone. Workyard's onboarding team helps you set up jobs, cost codes, and geofences and get your crew clocked in. It is a big reason contractors who left other tools stay with Workyard.
You can start a free trial with no credit card required. Pricing is per user and scales from time tracking to the full workforce-management platform, so you only pay for what your team uses. See the pricing page for current rates.
Most contractors see payback in one to two months. The biggest driver is accurate time: on manual systems, payroll quietly inflates from early clock-ins, drive-through and idle time, long breaks, and missed clock-outs. A few padded minutes per worker per day add up fast across a crew, and Workyard's automatic GPS clock-in and error correction trim it before payroll runs, so the recovered hours usually cover the subscription several times over. The office hours saved chasing timesheets, and the margin you protect by catching a job running hot while you can still act, come on top of that.