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Practical knowledge for specialty contractors
Compliance, change management, project controls, and the data discipline that compounds across bids. Written for California specialty subs — owners, PMs, estimators, and the field.
Build your crew roster
Add your workers once — name, classification, agreement, rate — and every timecard, schedule slot, and certified-payroll line downstream fills itself from the roster instead of being retyped.
Daily site photos and the daily report
Capture the day while it's happening — the timecard's daily report (work completed, areas, site conditions, delays, deliveries, weather) and the photos, shot from the phone with a caption and a category — so when a claim or an audit asks what the site looked like on a Tuesday six months ago, you answer in thirty seconds.
Enter and approve timecards
The foreman's daily crew entry and the PM's approval pass — how hours become job cost, payroll data, and the record that survives an audit.
Schedule the crew week
Drag workers onto the week's work orders once, and the plan flows downstream — the field sees where to be, and the foreman's timecard starts from the crew you scheduled.
T&M tag — why the owner signature is everything
What a T&M tag is, what makes it legally enforceable, and what STrOp does when the signature is missing.
See STrOp in action
Single-pipeline operations for California specialty contractors — bid through warranty.
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