For Project Managers
FiberBooks: labor and materials at the right site, on the right day.
One plan for what a build needs, one schedule for when each piece is used, and one place where the cost posts.
Today
One spreadsheet for the plan, another for labor cost
With FiberBooks
One plan, one schedule, and cost posts to the project
The Plan
One plan for what the build needs.
Secure material and labor for the build in a single plan. Each line carries the expected work window, not a hard deadline, because real work runs a little early or a little late.
The Schedule
Which day, which site, which piece.
Say which day each piece of material, contracted labor, and internal labor is used at which site. Schedule a piece before its material or labor is secured and FiberBooks flags it instead of blocking you. Send the site-day to the vendor's labor scheduling contact.
Labor Cost Against Plan
Internal and contracted, in one place.
Payroll hours and dollars post to your project by cost code, and contractor pay apps come in against labor requests. Both read against the plan, so labor cost is not a separate spreadsheet.
Just Your Work
See what is yours. Nothing else.
You see every line that carries your project, your material request, or your labor request, and nothing else. You approve line by line, with no purchase orders to open.
Scan It, Tap Once
Run it from the site.
Sign in on the same scanner app your crews use. Scan a label and it offers what you can do: commit a unit, consume material, correct a consumption, connect a drop, empty a reel, or deploy equipment. The project comes from what you scanned, so there is nothing to set up as you move between builds. Tap once to confirm.
Material and Cost
Material cost posts itself.
Material pulled from the warehouse and used on site posts its cost to your project automatically. The warehouse records what moved, so you never enter it again.
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Aaron LeBato
Talk to me about FiberBooks.
If you're stitching a spreadsheet to a PO list to a crew calendar today, I'd like to hear how your builds run. We respond within one business day.