Run the jobs by talking to Cliff.
Built with electrical and trade contractors. Cliff sets up your company, keeps one list of jobs, and puts your crews, plans and daily reports on the phones they already carry.
No setup screens. Cliff asks, you answer.
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Tell Cliff your company name, your trade and send your logo.
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He builds your workspace with the usual job steps for your trade.
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Add your people by phone number or email and choose what each one gets.
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Start a job by saying it. Open the workspace from Cliff with one button.
The work, in one place.
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Cliff sets up your company
“I run an electrical contracting company, eight guys.”
Answer a few questions and Cliff builds your company workspace with sensible defaults. No templates or setup screens to figure out.
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One job list, everywhere
“Start a new job: 26-114 Oak Street, starting Monday.”
Make a job once. It shows up on the dashboard, the plans, the daily reports and in Cliff. Pick a job once and it is picked everywhere.
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Plans, documents and prints
Drop in a whole folder. Drawings, specs, submittals and change orders get sorted, and full-size sheets go on the prints.
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Daily reports by voice
“Hung 14 fixtures in Building 1, pulled home runs H1 to H3.”
Cliff writes the report and the foreman approves it. Reports get done the same day.
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Crews on their phones
Where am I today, the gate code, the first task, clock in and out — on the phone they already carry.
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Works with bad signal
In a basement or a steel building, notes, photos and hours are saved on the phone and sent when the signal comes back.
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Closeout in one step
Every document for the job, sorted into standard closeout folders and zipped, then the job is archived.
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You choose who gets what
For each person: a workspace login, a Job Cliff for work, and a Personal Cliff as a perk — switched on one by one.
What an installer asks Cliff.
Questions answered on the spot. Reports, hours, problems and material requests land with the foreman the same day.
- “Where am I today?”The job, the address, the gate code and the first task the foreman assigned.
- “Which breaker feeds unit 204’s kitchen?”Straight from the panel schedule on the prints.
- “Hung 14 fixtures in Building 1.”Written into the daily report for the foreman to approve.
- A photo: “this box lands where the duct is.”Sent to the foreman as a field problem, with the picture and location.
- “Need two boxes of 3/4 EMT connectors at Maplewood.”Added to the foreman’s material list.
- “Clock me in.”Done. Hours land on the time card.
- Spoken in Spanish.The foreman reads it in English — and the other way around.
Being built with contractors now — answers from the prints come once plans are read when they’re uploaded.
What you get out of it.
- Fewer calls and texts to the foreman and the PM.
- Daily reports and hours filled in the same day.
- Field problems caught the day they happen, with photos.
- Crews who speak different languages working from the same information.
- New people up to speed without pulling a journeyman off the work.
You choose, person by person.
Each person has one login. You switch on what they need — and each choice shows what it does for them before you pick it.
Workspace login
The company app — jobs, plans, reports — showing what their role allows.
Good for: a helper who clocks in and sees his tasks.
Job Cliff
Cliff for work: answers from the prints, daily reports by voice, problems with photos, material requests.
Good for: foremen and installers.
Personal Cliff
Their own tasks, reminders and notes — private, even from you. A perk you can pay for, or they can.
Good for: the people you want to keep.
If someone leaves, their work access ends right away and the work stays with the company. Their personal Cliff stays theirs.
Want in early?
Tell us your trade and the size of your crew. Pricing for companies is on request.