Inside Crew Engine

Your shop, your foremen, your subs — all on one roster.

Roles, permissions, time tracking, and pay routing for every person who touches a job — whether they're a W-2 lead or a 1099 sub.

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What it does for your shop

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Roles that actually fit

Owner, foreman, lead tech, helper, office, sub. Each role sees only what they need — no over-permissioned crew leaking customer billing data.

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Per-job permissions

Need a sub to see one job but not the rest of your pipeline? Grant access on the job, not on the whole system. Revoke it when the job closes.

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GPS time tracking

Clock-in pinned to a job site, not a desk. Hours roll into payroll automatically — with audit-quality timestamps.

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Pay routing for subs

1099 hits the right ledger, the right form at year-end, and the right ACH account when you cut payments.

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Foreman app, not a portal hack

A real mobile-first view: today's jobs, the scope, the customer info, and the punch list — all in his pocket.

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No-show alerts

Tech doesn't clock in by 8:15 on a 8am job? You and the foreman both get a heads-up. Catch issues before the customer calls.

How it works

1

Roster the team

Add each employee or sub once. Assign a role. The system handles their permissions, their app access, and their pay setup from there.

2

Assign by job

Drag a job to a foreman. He sees it on his phone. He clocks in when he arrives. The system tracks his hours against the job's labor budget.

3

Approve weekly

Friday afternoon: review the week's clock-ins, approve any exceptions, push to payroll. Five minutes, done.

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Subs get paid clean

1099 totals roll up automatically. Year-end forms are one export. No more spreadsheet panic in January.

By the numbers

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Roster, whole shop
GPS
Pinned clock-ins
5 min
Weekly approval
1099
Forms auto-prepared

Stop herding crews by group text.

Crew management is the foundation of Crew Engine. It includes the GPS time clock, sub permissions, pay routing, the project flow board, and overflow lead distribution — everything a 3-to-30-person shop needs to run without chaos.

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