Platform overview
The office plans and publishes the day. Crews see their part on a phone and report back from the jobsite. Tell STRACTA what you need and it goes on the board, in a version built around how your company runs.
How it connects
The plan starts in the office, reaches crews on site, and what they report comes back to the people who act on it. Here is how that runs on one paving day.
In the office
Build and publish the day: projects, people and crews, company trucks, machines, trailers, broker trucks and the moves that set up tomorrow.
Dispatcher Dana K. publishes the day: 4 projects, 24 people, 12 pieces of equipment and 10 broker trucks.
Daily DispatchShe swaps out a broken-down broker truck and publishes revision 2.
Broker TrucksOn a phone
What crews see and record on site: the assignment in My Day, material deliveries and installed quantities, and daily production.
Foreman Marco D. opens My Day and acknowledges his assignment at 6:12 AM.
My DayHe records 140.00 t placed so far, 18.0 hours and a photo.
Daily ProductionOffice and field
Chat, tasks and documents for the office and the field, plus the overview, the record of every day and who has access to what.
His report of a truck down reaches the office as an item that needs attention.
Overview and IntelligenceThe revisions and production stay in Reports and History, ready to reconcile.
Reports and HistoryBuilt for the field. Connected to the office.
Module directory
Each module has its own page, and each is shaped to how your company runs. Scan the one-line summaries, open a card to see what it does, or go straight to the page.
In the office
Build and publish the day: projects, people and crews, company trucks, machines, trailers, broker trucks and the moves that set up tomorrow.
Plan the day's crews, machines and trucks on one board, then publish it.
Every job's details, baseline and daily progress in one record.
Your people, their availability and the crews they work in, ready to dispatch.
Your own trucks, each with a status, on the same plan as everything else.
Know which machines can run tomorrow and which job each one is on.
Floats, brooms and planer heads, kept as records of their own.
Book hired trucks for the day, put them on the job and swap one when it goes down.
Machine, truck, float, driver and the time it must be ready at the next job.
On a phone
What crews see and record on site: the assignment in My Day, material deliveries and installed quantities, and daily production.
The day's assignment on the foreman's phone: review it, acknowledge it, report back.
Plan material deliveries, then record what arrived and what went down.
Quantities, hours and photos recorded from the jobsite, on the day the work happens.
Office and field
Chat, tasks and documents for the office and the field, plus the overview, the record of every day and who has access to what.
Follow-ups with a name and a deadline, in the office and on the phone.
Company, project and crew channels, so job talk stays with the job.
Project files and photos, kept with the job they belong to.
A record of every day: what was planned, what changed and what was recorded.
What's on site, what's outstanding and what needs attention, on one screen.
Invite your team and decide what each role can see and do.
Platform hubs
Field reporting, fleet, team communication and oversight each take more than one module. A hub page shows how its modules work together on one day.
Run the field
The field side of STRACTA: the day's plan in, issues and production back out.
Plan the day
Company trucks, machines, trailers, broker trucks and moves, planned together.
Stay connected
Chat, tasks and documents, kept with the job instead of in group texts.
Stay connected
A clear picture of today and a record of every day, for the people who need it.
Who uses it
Office roles plan, publish and review. Field roles work from a phone. What each person sees follows the roles and permissions your company sets.
In the office
See how your crews, equipment, trucks and jobsites would run on one plan. Book a demo and we'll walk through the platform with you.