Scheduling
Give planned work a date and the people to do it
Sold work needs a next step. Connect a project to scheduled work so the office and assigned people can see where they are expected.
Sample Deck Renovation
Active- Contract less recorded costs
- CA$9,260.00 Excludes remaining costs and overhead
- Costs recorded so far
- CA$9,240.00 Receipts + labour
Framing is complete. Decking and railings are next.
Jordan Lee · May 21Interactive project workspace · sample data
The problem
Where the work slips.
Small gaps between the estimate and the work add up.
- Accepted work sits without a planned visit.
- Changes are passed around in messages.
- The calendar does not explain the job.
In Ordvero
How the work moves.
From the agreed scope to the final invoice, on one project.
- Step 1
Start with the job
Choose the project and the planned date and time. Keep the job-site information and scope connected to that record.
- Step 2
Assign people simply
Schedule an individual, selected people or a saved crew. A named crew is not required for a one-person visit.
- Step 3
Adjust the plan visibly
Use the schedule views to review work and move shifts when needed. Planned time is separate from actual time records; changing a schedule does not prove that work happened.
Is it a fit?
Common questions
Businesses scheduling their own jobs and field teams. Scheduling can be used without adopting clock-in or daily timesheet approval.
Does Ordvero automatically optimize my schedule?
This page describes the released calendar and assignment workflow. Automated Smart Scheduling, weather planning and route optimization are not included in these claims.
Related
Keep the next part connected.
Start with your next job.
See how the project record fits your business, then choose a plan.