Project Orders

Built for the
two-year order.

Switchgear, lighting packages, chillers. Track every long-lead order from PO to job site, with logistics and committed cost in one place.

What your long-lead orders look like today

The real tracker isn't in your system

The fixture log and ship tracker live in a spreadsheet, built on years of know-how nobody else has.

The PO is one lump-sum line

You place it early to lock pricing, long before submittals tell you what's actually in it.

Releases happen outside the system

You tell the vendor to ship by phone or email, while the PO still shows one line.

Ship schedules get re-keyed

Every week, the supplier's PDF or spreadsheet gets typed back in by hand.

Remaining quantities go stale

Everything's been received, but the order still says more is coming. Somebody has to catch it.

Change orders get tracked by hand

One directive can mean a long list of plus-and-minus changes, with no clean record of what changed. And every change starts the cycle over.

Every order, where it actually stands

  • Logistics and cost for every long-lead order, in one place
  • Every release still open on the job, in one view
  • Updated ship schedules read in, not re-keyed
  • Confirmations, approval drawings, and cut sheets attached

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Know the real cost on day one

  • Committed cost hits the job when you place the order
  • See the full number on a $2M gear order up front
  • Uses the committed-cost tracking behind hold for release
  • No surprise when the invoice finally lands

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Tracked the way you already work

  • Tracked by your naming, not part numbers
  • Original and revised counts, side by side
  • Built from how contractors track gear orders today
  • No translating your naming into someone else's system

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Help shape Project Orders

We're opening a limited pilot this fall for electrical and mechanical contractors who manage long-lead orders. Tell us about yours.

Join the pilot