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Workyard
Match making for construction projects
About Workyard
Workyard provides a workforce management system tailored for the construction and field service industries. The platform is designed to help contractors manage their labor force more effectively by addressing challenges such as inaccurate timekeeping and inefficient payroll processes.
By leveraging a GPS-enabled time clock app, companies can capture employee hours with high accuracy. This functionality is particularly useful for tracking time on geo-fenced worksites, ensuring that location tracking is active only during work hours. The software includes tools for job scheduling, which allows managers to organize and dispatch their crews efficiently.
A key aspect of the service is its ability to integrate with established payroll systems like QuickBooks and ADP, streamlining the payroll process and reducing administrative overhead. This integration helps in controlling job costs and improving overall project profitability. Workyard operates on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model, offering its platform through subscription plans, including a 14-day free trial. The company targets construction businesses of all sizes, as evidenced by its user base of over 50,000 tradespeople.
Source: Dealroom company dataAt a glance
- Founded
- 2015
- Headquarters
- Sydney, Australia
- Sector
- Real Estate
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Seed2 investors entered at this stage
Startmate
Blackbird Ventures
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