Every cut, every hour, tracked
Site prep, grading, and utility trenching — Supercrew tracks every operator's hours by GPS and keeps equipment time and labor visible from the first cut.
The reality on the ground
What changes when the busywork runs itself.
The clock starts at the gate
Excavation sites are often miles from anywhere. GPS geofencing logs an operator's time the moment they cross onto the site.
Every site on one board
See which sites are cutting, grading, or trenching, who's on each, and which operator certifications are current.
Depths, hits, and photos from the field
Crews photograph cuts, log depths, and flag a utility strike immediately — the office knows before the day is over.
Labor cost, separate from iron
Track crew labor per site in real time, isolated from equipment, so the next bid is built on real numbers.
Payroll that survives a dead zone
Offline hours sync the moment a phone reconnects, then export straight to payroll. Nothing lost to bad coverage.
Track crews with no cell signal in sight
Excavation sites rarely have great coverage. GPS clock-ins sync the moment a signal's available, so no hours get lost to a dead zone in the middle of a dig.
“Half our sites don't have signal. Supercrew still catches every clock-in the second a phone reconnects.”
Every cut, every hour, accounted for.
Set up your first site in five minutes and let the clock run itself.
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