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For foremen & crews

The job, the clock and the signature. All in your pocket.

A crew app on the phone they already carry: today’s jobs, the route, the inventory and the contract to sign — and a timer that turns the hours into the bill.

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  1. The customerTheir name, and a call in one tap.
  2. On the clockStart when work begins, pause for a break, finish at the end.
  3. The routePickup and drop-off, opened in Google Maps.
  4. Move detailsThe truck, the move size, and the access at both ends.
  5. The inventoryEvery item on the job, with its cubic feet.
Move day

Move day, start to finish

Five moments on the job, all on the phone — and none of them on paper.

A foreman carrying moving blankets down the truck ramp
On the clockStarted 8:04 AM
01:33:00
PauseFinish

  1. See the day

    Their jobs for today and the days ahead, each with its time, truck and crew size, and notes from the office on the job.

  2. Start the clock

    One tap when work begins. Pause for a break — each stretch is recorded as its own session.

  3. Photos, before to after

    Photos and video from the phone, sorted into before, during and after, saved on the job.

  4. Sign on the spot

    The customer picks their valuation coverage and signs with a finger, right on the foreman’s phone.

  5. Finish and close

    The timer stops, and the final price is recalculated from the hours actually worked.

For the foreman

Three tools only the foreman sees

The crew sees the job. The foreman also runs it: changes made on the spot, the contract, and closing the move.

Foreman tools
Manage moveItems · extras · notes · travel time
Sign contractValuation & signatures
Signed ✓
Finish & close moveStop timer · recalc final price
Back at the office

When the crew finishes, the paperwork is done

What happens on the phone lands on the job — no forms to retype, no calls to ask how it went.

Hours become the bill

The worked hours go straight into the final invoice, next to the estimate, so everyone sees the difference.

Photos land on the job

Before, during and after, in the job’s Photos tab — ready to show a customer or to turn into inventory.

The contract is signed

Coverage chosen and signatures collected on the phone, kept with the job.

Questions from the crew

Bring your foreman to the demo — we’ll walk through a move in the crew app.

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Do movers need to install an app?
No. The crew app is a web app that runs on the phone they already carry.
What does the foreman see that the crew doesn’t?
Three tools: Manage move (items, extras, notes and travel time), Sign contract (valuation and signatures) and Finish & close move.
How are the hours counted?
Clock in, pause, finish. Each stretch is recorded as its own session, and the worked hours go straight into the final invoice.
What if the move runs longer than the estimate?
When the foreman finishes, the final price is recalculated from the hours actually worked and shown next to the estimate, with the difference.
Can the customer sign on the foreman’s phone?
Yes. They choose their valuation coverage and sign with a finger, right there on move day.
Where do the photos go?
Onto the job, sorted into before, during and after, where the office can see them.

Guides for crews

Help CenterThe crew app for movers and foremen Help CenterItems, rooms and cubic feet Help CenterSchedule trucks and crews Help CenterJob statuses, from New to Completed
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