Coordinate site work, maintain project records, and track costs. Follow a detail from the drawing through the work and into a report.
Place a task at the office door so the team knows where to look.
The office door closes too quickly. Adjust the closer and check the latch.
Create tasks with or without a drawing, and keep the instructions and follow-up together.
Keep project documents together. Use form templates to collect consistent information, with attachments and signatures where needed.
Draw, add shapes and text, link tasks, and export an annotated PDF or image. Try a few example markups below.
Choose a tool to add an example markup.
Review expenses and labor, track project costs, and assign financial responsibilities.
Attach a photo or PDF receipt, save a draft, and submit it for independent review. Track company expenses or split a purchase across projects.
Compare the original budget with costs incurred and the amount still to spend. Include contract revenue to review expected profit.
Capture daily project hours, then review and approve entries before posting their costs to the budget.
Set who can view, contribute, or manage each project. Control access to financial information and actions separately.
Features depend on your organization’s plan and your permissions.
Filter project information for a progress review or handoff. Generate summary or detailed PDFs with supporting records, or export data as CSV for further review.
Start with the same office door detail. Add the context your team needs.
Included: plan, tasks, photos.
Save report definitions with filters, schedules, and recipients. Return to run history to download completed reports.
Ground floor · Progress review
Adjust the closing speed and check the latch.
Clearance checked. Entry is ready for use.
Create an account and organization, add a project, and invite your team with the appropriate roles. Start with tasks and add drawings or files as you need them.
No. Create tasks directly in a project and link them to a plan when a location helps explain the work.
The web viewer supports touch navigation. Native offline use requires downloading the project and plans while connected; opening a plan in a browser is not enough. See the plans guide for download and sync details.
No. A budget manager must post the approved project expense to budget lines. General company expenses stay outside project budgets. See the budgeting guide for the full workflow.
No. Financial permissions control access to budgets, profitability, expense review, and labor rates separately from project membership.
Email support@northtrail.dev for product, plan, or account questions. You can also read the plans and budgeting guides without an account.
Create your organization, add a project, and invite your team.
