Digital Site Services · Heavy Civil
DigProof.
Run the jobsite. Protect your business.
Your operation needs more than a time clock and a folder of daily reports. It needs the field, equipment, office and job record working together. DigProof is Digital Site Services for heavy civil contractors who self-perform the work—built for operational depth without making the crew fight the software. Stop relying on someone's memory. Run from what was captured.
| Other construction platforms | DigProof | |
|---|---|---|
| Operating approach | Project management and construction suites; focus varies by provider | Field execution connected to office control for self-performing heavy civil contractors |
| Field and office | Compare how each product connects your crews and office | Time, safety, questions and—with Command—daily reports, equipment and operations review; new jobsite check-ins and reviewer defaults built, awaiting field rollout |
| Pricing | Provider-specific plans, quotes or subscription models | $99/month for Field Essentials, up to 35 users; Command founder rate $199/month. Billed annually. |
| Job record | Compare the records and exports available in your selected products | Captured field records, with Command Proof Packages generated from those records |
| Choosing a system | Match the selected products to your business requirements | Choose Essentials or Command around the operation you need to run |
Field execution. Office control. Jobsite proof.
Essentials covers time, safety records and field-to-office questions. Command brings broader operations: daily reports, dispatch, equipment, plans, RFIs, change requests and Proof Packages generated from captured records. Command is available through limited Founding Access.
- Clock in and out from the phone, with a location point saved when the phone shares it
- End-of-day daily report you can talk through, with proof photos
- Incident, near-miss and toolbox talk records
- Machine Down / Work Stopped reports that reach the office
- Ask the Office: jobsite questions from the field, answered on the phone
- Operations Brief: what needs attention this morning
- Proof Packages built from records your team entered
A deeper connection · Command
Jobsite accountability strengthens the whole operation.
Alongside time, safety, daily reports, equipment and office review, DigProof is building a clearer responsibility chain: crew and operators → site foreman → superintendent inspection → office sign-off. Production progress is not the same as accepted work.
Move the worker. Not the punch.
A timestamped jobsite check-in keeps the original shift open. It records the move without rewriting payroll punches or pretending a check-in is continuous location tracking.
Choose the machine on that job.
An operator can run Dozer 12 on one site and Excavator 2 on another. The picker follows site assignments; equipment does not move just because the operator does.
Keep the crew focused.
Laborers get the essentials. Operators get site targets and equipment actions. The foreman owns the daily report—not a pile of separate end-of-day reports from every worker.
Name who answers for the work.
Jobsite defaults prefill qualified foreman, superintendent and office reviewers. Publishing still checks eligibility and separate people; defaults do not bypass approval or rewrite published history.
Built, awaiting field rollout. The new check-in, equipment-selection and reviewer-prefill flow has passed isolated tests. It is not in a released phone update yet; signed-in end-to-end checks and transferred-site inspection verification remain before rollout. Ask us to walk through the current workflow and release status. This is recordkeeping and accountability—not a guarantee of safety, compliance or legal outcomes.
Side by side
General comparison of product approach, not a feature-by-feature review. Other companies' products and prices change; check their sites for current details.