Plan routes and assign vehicles by crew, then track every delivery live from dispatch to drop-off. Crew leads confirm completion on-site, reverse-logistics runs handle haul-away and disposal billing automatically, and a failed delivery preserves a full record — including whether the delay was on you or the customer — so nothing falls through the cracks on a reschedule.

Every item lives on a real location tree — facility, area, rack, shelf, bin — not a spreadsheet guess. Receive against an inbound manifest, allocate stock to a project, and combine components into finished assemblies, whether that's a reversible modular grouping or a one-way custom build, with full component traceability either way.

An open, Scrum-style task board lets any qualified crew member pull the next job — prebuild, staging, loading, or install — with certifications and safety requirements gated automatically. Crews log time and photos in the field, capture customer sign-off on the spot, and payroll hours export cleanly to Gusto, ADP, or QuickBooks.

Bill a project the way it actually gets paid — deposit, progress, milestone, or final — with phase checkpoints and retainage built in, not bolted on. Field crews can flag an on-site upsell or disposal fee for the office to review and invoice, and every credit or deposit applies against a running balance you can always audit.

Keep purchase orders, supplier terms, and distributor stocking requests in one queue instead of scattered emails and spreadsheets. Every PO gets a real sequential number per tenant, and accepted stocking requests from a partner network flow straight into your own inbound expectations — no manual re-entry.

Give customers and resellers a branded, no-login window into their own jobs — status, invoices, and sign-off — with visibility you control per relationship. A distributor sees what you allow; their end customer sees only what you allow them, and disputes route back to your team instead of getting lost in an inbox.