Have the backup.
You know what happened out there. Now you can prove it. When someone questions your crew's time or your progress, you have the documentation to back it up.
The problem you know too well
You know exactly what happened on site. You were there. Your crews did the work. But when somebody in the office—or the GC—questions it, what do you have?
You've got your word. You've got some notes on a piece of paper. Maybe some photos on your phone that you'd have to scroll through to find.
That's not good enough when money's on the line. And it shouldn't be this way.
What BlackHyve gives you
Time tracking that takes seconds
Your foremen log time on their phones. It takes them a minute, not fifteen. They select the cost code, the task, or the item and they're back to work. Real data, captured in real time.
Photos that document
Snap a photo, tag it with what it's showing, and move on. Timestamped. Organized. No more scrolling through your camera roll.
Daily logs that write themselves
Weather, manpower, equipment, work completed—captured as you go. At the end of the day, your log is done. No sitting in the truck for an hour filling out paperwork.
Delays and issues, documented
When you're held up—by weather, by another trade, by the GC—you document it right then. Not three weeks later when you're trying to remember. That documentation matters.
What changes
You have proof
When someone questions what happened, you pull it up. Photos. Times. Logs. It's all there.
Your crews get credit
The work they did is documented. The hours they worked are tracked. No more underestimating what it took to get it done.
You spend less time on paperwork
Capture it as it happens. Don't reconstruct it at the end of the day. Get home on time.
You protect yourself
When something goes wrong and people start pointing fingers, you have your documentation. Your story is backed by data.
Built for the field
We didn't build this in an office and hope it would work on site. We built it for dirty phones and bad cell service. For guys with big fingers and no patience for slow apps.
It works when you're standing in the mud. It works when you've got ten other things to worry about. It works because we know that if it doesn't work in the field, it doesn't work at all.