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Specialty contractors

Your workflow doesn't have to fit somebody else's software.

Configure syteOn around the customers, estimates, crews, projects, field work, materials, equipment, billing, and operating rules that actually run your company.

Don't see your exact trade? Bring us one real job.

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One operating system underneath all four. Different work. Different rules. Same connected record.
Your operation

The software should adapt to the work — not the other way around.

Your trade may be specialized. The operating problems aren't.

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Different operating models. Same syteOn foundation. The exact workflow changes. The operating record stays connected.
How it fits

Bring one real job. Map the way it actually moves.

We don't start by asking which software template you fit. We start by asking how the work moves through your company.

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Your data & your pricing

Build pricing around the units your trade actually uses.

The unit changes. The pricing logic stays connected.

The record Customer, property, job, crew, equipment, material, document, change, invoice
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Prices on
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Which fields and units your record carries depends on configuration — these are examples of what a setup can track, not a library of prebuilt trade-specific objects.
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Every estimate rolls up the same way
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A retaining wall priced per 100 SF and site work priced per CY are the same catalog, configured for the work — with the same margin and sell-price logic on top.
Plan the work

Schedule around what the job actually requires.

For some trades, the machine is part of the crew — and a four-day project and a four-hour appointment both have to fit the same week.

Project work Dunmore — site grading
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Crew, duration, and territory are live scheduling inputs. Equipment-aware scheduling is planned — today machines are tracked and assigned.
Service work Garage door replacement
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Recommended: Install Crew 1 — Thursday 9:00 AM
The same platform books a four-hour appointment and reserves a crew across four days — the job's requirements decide which.
Equipment Equipment planning — planned
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Two jobs want Excavator 1 on Thursday.
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Four-day project Crew 2 · day 2 of 4
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A garage door install is one appointment. Site grading is four staged days. Both live on the same board.
Material readiness
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Different trade, same readiness concept. Supplier ordering is planned — today material status is tracked against the job.
Crew 2 · today Day 2 of 4
Dunmore — site grading
Excavate + rough grade
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Field permissions stay scoped — the crew never sees margin or customer pricing.
When the job changes

Extra work should become approved scope — not forgotten labor.

Change Order #2 · found on day 2 · 4 photos

Buried concrete across the north cut — it won't come out with the excavator alone.

Proposal said Standard excavation · no rock or obstruction
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+1 day · contract $31,440 Customer approved
Approved → the job updates itself
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The same loop, a different trade

Masonry: "Can you extend the wall another 40 feet?"

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Priced from the same per-LF wall assembly, approved before the crew sets another block. Field-found or customer-asked, it's the same workflow.
Documents stay on the work
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Files attach to the job, the change, or the customer. Formal version-controlled document management is planned.
Customer, billing & margin

Bill the way the work gets sold.

The unit you sell isn't always the unit that determines profit.

Billing models
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Which schedule a job uses is configured per job type — a one-day install doesn't inherit a four-day project's milestones.
Dunmore — site grading $31,440
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$12,576 collected, $12,576 ready at rough grade, $6,288 at demobilization.
Your brand Customer view
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Your customer sees your brand. syteOn runs underneath. Explore Client Experience →
Estimate vs actual
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The concrete was billed as CO #2 — the margin slip is machine hours and three extra haul loads on the original cut.
Job cost — final
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Improve the next estimate
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syteOn suggests. It never changes your pricing catalog on its own.
The business

See sales, schedule, crews, projects, and margin together — whatever the trade.

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Where AI helps
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AI never replaces engineering, trade expertise, safety or code decisions, inspections, or licensed professional judgment. syteOn recommends. Your team decides.
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What it can consolidate
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Connected where appropriate
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syteOn doesn't have to replace your trade-specific design or engineering tools — it holds the operating record the rest of the company runs on.
The whole point of this page

Don't see your trade? That's the point of this page.

If your company estimates, schedules, services, installs, builds, or manages work in the field, bring us one real job. We'll map how it moves through your operation and show you where syteOn fits — and where it doesn't.

Bring one real job — we look at
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Trades that land here And others
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This is a starting point, not a claim that each of these has a prebuilt workflow. The configuration is the work we do together.

Show us how your work moves.

Bring one real job — one you've estimated, scheduled, built, serviced, or recently closed — and we'll map it through syteOn.

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