Crew hours that land on the job cost, not in a shoebox

Crews record time differently: a foreman on a phone, a kiosk at the trailer, a paper sheet on a remote pour. The problem is never the clock, it is that those hours arrive late, uncoded, and disconnected from the job, so labor cost lags the field by weeks. Fintra is building field time tracking that pulls those connected hours into one place, codes them to the job and cost code, and pushes them into job cost and payroll the same day.

• Ingests hours from mobile, a jobsite kiosk, or a keyed paper sheet
• Codes each entry to the job, phase, and cost code
• Feeds job cost and WIP so labor lands while the job is still open
• Feeds payroll, including the certified-payroll and prevailing-wage engine in build
• Geofenced clock-in and biometric verification are on the roadmap, not live

Field hours are the front of the same governed loop that ends at cash. On the Fintra ledger, connected hours drive real-time job cost and WIP, flow onto the AIA pay application as labor, and feed the payroll run, which is sealed to the evidence ledger. Because it is one record, the labor you billed, the labor you costed, and the labor you paid all come from the same hours instead of three systems you reconcile at closeout.