The schedule that tells the truth
Dependencies, the critical path and the baseline in one timeline. When a work order slips, the contract date moves and everyone sees why.
- Critical path in red
- Baseline in grey
Hundreds of items, one board
Survey, design, QC, acceptance: same-shaped work moves through stages with scores, holds and reasons — the way field companies actually deliver.
- First-time pass rate
- Contributor shares
Close-out with proof
A work order closes only with the checklist, photos, a punch inside the geofence and the client's sign-off. Then it goes to billing on its own.
- Works offline on site
- Auto billing case
Hours become payroll and invoices
Approved timesheets post to People as attendance and to Books as billable lines. Nobody re-types a number.
- Margin from real cost rates
- One email per assignment
work.comriq.com/samplesample
Sites accepted9of 24
Work orders today64 crews
Hours this week31227 billable queued
Contract date2 daysbehind, critical path
Timeline2 days behind contract
1.2Permits, 24 sites
2.1WO: A-07 antenna swap
2.3WO: A-11 antenna swap
3.1RF drive test
3.4Phase 1 accepted
Why it moved: A-11 waits on A-07, which lost a day to weather. Red is the critical path; grey is the baseline.
Crews today
Rigger crew 1Tower A-07 · inside geofenceOn site
Rigger crew 2Tower B-03 · travellingEn route
Decisions at your step
Change request CR-14extra mast at A-12 · client to approveReview
Close-out A-054 photos · landlord signedAccept
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