For contractors who sub out the work

Hand over the job.
Keep hold of your business.

Invite a subcontractor to the work they need to do. Your customer list, pricing and the rest of your book stay private by default.

Start your first job

Your view / the whole business

f.Your jobsTHU · 6 JOBS
01

Rear fence rebuild

M. Okafor · Subbed

$4,180
02

Dock piling repair

Harbor Ln Marina · Scheduled

$2,640
03

Condenser swap

D. Reyes · In progress

$1,975
Illustrative owner view · sample jobs

Customer details. Pricing. Every job.
All under your control.

Their view / one job only

f.R. Delgado’s jobSUB VIEW

Thursday · 8:00 AM

Rear fence rebuild

118 Alder Court

Remove 40ft of chain link, set 6 posts, hang cedar panels. Dumpster on site.
PhotosHoursNotes
Customer name & contactHidden
Job price & marginHidden
Your other jobsHidden
One job shared. Your business protected.

Illustrative subcontractor view · sample job

A sub isn’t an employee login.

Work together.
Keep boundaries.

No more sending screenshots and hoping you left the right details out. Job-only access gives your sub the information they need to get moving.

Clear by default

What they need.
And nothing else.

You can deliberately open a field for a given sub. These are the defaults.

InformationCrewSub
Job address & scopeYesYes
Job photos & notesYesYes
Clock in / outYesYes
Customer name & contactYesNo
Job price & marginNoNo
Your other jobsYesNo
Estimates & invoicesNoNo

One simple handoff

01

Invite by phone.

Bring your subcontractor into the job with their phone number.

02

Share the scope.

Give them the address, job details, photos and hours they need.

03

Close it out.

Their access ends when the job closes. The record stays with your business.

Subcontractors are one part of the whole job

A better handoff

Give the work a clear brief.

Access is only part of a good handoff. A clear scope and useful job records help the subcontractor understand what needs doing.

01Prepare

Make the scope useful.

Check the site address, describe the requested work and add relevant photos. Keep the information specific to the assigned job.

A useful brief beats a long message thread.
02Coordinate

Keep records with the work.

Use the job’s shared details, photos and hours to keep the handoff connected. Your wider customer list and other jobs remain outside the sub’s view.

Share only what the assigned work needs.
03Review

Bring the record back together.

Review the work and time recorded before closing the job. Keep the customer relationship and commercial paperwork with your business.

The owner keeps the full business context.
See how the pieces fit together. Follow a complete job

The details that matter

A clearer picture.

Practical answers before you bring your next job into FieldNari.

Does a subcontractor get my whole customer list?
No. The subcontractor view is limited to the assigned job. Customer contact details, pricing and your other jobs are hidden by default.
Is a subcontractor the same as a crew member?
No. The access model distinguishes crew access from job-only subcontractor access. The comparison above shows the default information available to each.
What should I check before handing over a job?
Review the scope, site details and relevant photos, then check the intended access. Keep private commercial information out of shared notes and photos.

More time for what matters

Clock out of
the paperwork.

Run your trade business with less
admin and more freedom.

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