Tasks
Follow-ups with a name and a deadline, in the office and on the phone.
Stay connected
Company, project and crew channels, so job talk stays with the job. Team Chat gives each project and crew its own channel, plus channels for the whole company. The foreman, the dispatcher and the office talk in the same place, from a phone or a desk, instead of a group text someone was left out of.
Problems solved
The foreman and the dispatcher are on the thread and the roller operator isn't. Whoever wasn't added doesn't know.
Messages about one job are spread over personal phones, so there's no single place to look back.
A problem gets passed along twice before it reaches the person who can fix it.
What it does
In plain terms. Your version of STRACTA is shaped around how your team works, so bring your own workflow to the demo.
Channels for messages the whole company needs to see.
A channel for each project, so everyone on the job talks in one place.
Channels for crews, for the conversations that belong to one team.
Field users chat from the Chat tab. The office uses the same channels on the desktop.
Workflow
Team Chat on one working day, step by step.
Posts in the Harborview Corridor channel: BT-02's hoist hose blew at the paver, and the paver has been waiting since about 9:55.
Replies that the update is published and BT-08 is coming off Ridgeline, with its first load at the paver around 1:00.
Confirms in the Ridgeline Road channel that three trucks will keep up with the grader.
Who uses it
What each person sees follows their role and the permissions your company sets.
FAQ
Inside STRACTA. The office opens it on a computer, and field users open the Chat tab on their phone.
Both have a job. Report the issue from My Day so it appears in the operational attention workflow, and use the project channel for the conversation around it.
The office and the field. Access follows the roles and permissions set in Team and Access.
Book a demo and we'll walk through it with your crews, equipment, trucks and jobsites in mind.