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Everything PieceWrk does.

The whole list, not the highlights reel. Anything that isn’t finished is marked that way, on the same page as the things that are.

How to read this page. Everything marked Live is running in production today on real jobs. Everything marked On the roadmap is not built yet, and we’d rather tell you now than in month two.

Stage 1 of 5

Price the work

  • AI plan takeoff

    Live

    Pin and measure directly against the real plan sheets, with calibrated scales per sheet and AI-assisted extraction of the counts.

    Turn a plan set into priced quantities without counting a sheet by hand, and every quantity stays traceable back to the sheet and pin it came from.

  • Jobsite estimating

    Live

    One master estimate per jobsite, built on a hierarchy you can break down as far as the work actually divides.

    The plan set, the takeoff, and the estimate stay locked to the same jobsite, so nothing gets priced twice or missed entirely.

  • One rate table, end to end

    Live

    The same rate table that prices the job also sets what the crew earns on it.

    Your bid and your payroll can’t drift apart, because they were never two different numbers.

Stage 2 of 5

Win the work

  • Proposals

    Live

    Apply markup and contingency on top of the estimate, then send; the sent version is frozen and logged.

    What the customer received is exactly what you can point back to, months later, without reconstructing it.

  • Contracts & e-signature

    Live

    Accepted proposals become a contract the customer signs in the browser: ESIGN/UETA consent, a SHA-256 hash of the signed document, IP and timestamp captured to an audit trail.

    Sign the job without DocuSign, and keep an evidence trail that holds up if the job ever gets argued about.

  • Change orders

    Live

    Change orders carry stable numbering, and orders raised off a revised plan set cite the specific plan revision they came from.

    Stop arguing about whether a change was in the original plans. The document already says which revision it wasn’t in.

    Plan-revision citation applies to change orders raised through the proposal flow.

  • Selections & allowances

    Live

    Per-category budgets set as an allowance, a fixed price, or a spec, with a live allowance-versus-spent position, and per-party control over which prices each person can see.

    Finish decisions stop being the thing that stalls the build, and the homeowner, the sub, and the supplier can all work the same list without seeing each other’s numbers.

  • Customer portal

    Live

    A token-gated portal (no account, no password) carrying the proposal, contract, selections, schedule, progress photos, documents, and a pay-now link.

    Customers get one link that always shows the current state of their job, instead of a thread of attachments.

Stage 3 of 5

Run the work

  • Daily production logging

    Live

    Crews log what they actually completed (by unit, on the phone, in the field) for themselves, a team, or a sub crew.

    You know what got built today, not just who was on site today.

  • Scheduling

    Live

    Crew and project scheduling with bulk edits, day copying, and time-off awareness, visible to the field on mobile.

    Everyone opens the same schedule, so a change reaches the truck instead of stopping at the office.

  • Subcontractor management

    Live

    Work orders, sub change orders, scoped project access, punchlists, job-completion sign-off, and per-job payment reconciliation.

    Subs get exactly the job they’re on, and nothing else about your business.

  • QA/QC & punchlists

    Live

    An inspection queue built from what was actually produced, plus per-project punchlists that gate job completion.

    Quality gets checked against real completed work rather than a generic checklist nobody fills in.

  • Photos & job-walk video

    Live

    Photo capture and a dedicated 1080p job-walk video recorder with narration, uploaded straight to storage with retry on bad signal.

    Document the job from the jobsite, on the connection you actually have, without losing the upload halfway.

  • Bernie, the built-in assistant

    Live

    An AI assistant that works inside your data (in the app and over email) and confirms with you before it changes anything.

    Ask for the answer instead of building the report, without handing an AI the keys to your books.

  • Role-based dashboards

    Live

    A widget dashboard that shows each person only what their role is allowed to see, with a layout they can arrange themselves.

    A lead carpenter and an owner open the same app and each get their own job, not a stripped-down version of someone else’s.

Stage 4 of 5

Get paid

  • Piece-rate payroll

    Live

    Pay is calculated from logged production against the job’s rate table, closed out by pay period, and locked once finalized.

    Piece-rate payroll that reconciles to the work, not a spreadsheet stapled onto an hourly system.

  • Certified payroll (Davis-Bacon)

    Live

    Prevailing-wage jobs get wage-determination parsing, fringe handling, straight/overtime splits, and a certified payroll report you can export.

    Take prevailing-wage work without hand-building the weekly compliance report.

    Certified payroll exports as a report file for your compliance platform; PieceWrk does not generate the federal WH-347 form itself.

  • Invoicing

    Live

    Invoice from the contract and the work completed, with sync state tracked per invoice and a pay-now link in the customer portal.

    Bill from what the job actually produced instead of re-keying it into another system.

  • Two-way QuickBooks sync

    Live

    Customers, services, vendors, subcontractors, invoices, and bills sync in both directions: PieceWrk pushes, and changes made in QuickBooks come back.

    Your bookkeeper keeps working in QuickBooks and the two systems still agree at the end of the month.

  • PTO accrual

    Live

    PTO accrues off the same production record that drives pay, with request, approval, and balance history.

    Piece-rate crews get real PTO tracking, which is normally the first thing a piece-rate shop gives up.

Stage 5 of 5

Grow the crew

  • Trim Trainer: photo review

    Live

    Crews review and label jobsite photos in a fast swipe flow, with scoring and a leaderboard, building a verified library of what good work looks like.

    Your own finished work becomes a labeled reference set instead of 3,000 photos nobody can find anything in.

  • Trim Trainer: new-hire training

    On the roadmap

    Using the verified photo library to train new carpenters against real examples of the standard.

    Bring a new hire up to your standard from your own jobs, not a generic course.

    Deliberately staged behind photo review: the labeled set has to exist before it can teach from it.

Just as important

What PieceWrk doesn’t do.

Software that claims to do everything usually does most of it badly. These are things PieceWrk deliberately does not handle today. If one of them is the thing you need most, you should know before you talk to us, not after.

  • Sales CRM & lead pipeline

    PieceWrk manages the work you’ve won, not the marketing funnel that wins it.

  • Accounts payable

    Job costing today is labour-first. Vendor bill payment stays in your accounting system.

  • Filing 1099s

    Subcontractor pay is tracked and reconciled in PieceWrk; the tax filing itself happens elsewhere.

  • Being your accounting system

    QuickBooks stays QuickBooks. PieceWrk syncs with it rather than trying to replace it.

See it against your own jobs.

The fastest way to know whether this fits your crew is to walk one of your real jobs through it with us.