Glove-friendly controls
Large touch targets, sticky primary actions, compact tabs, and Field Mode reduce missed taps and glare outdoors.
RivetraField command
Keep client details, verified jobsites, photos, permits, schedules, crew activity, suppliers, documents, and money connected to the work they belong to.
The job is the center
Rivetra organizes work around a durable job record rather than a stack of disconnected screens. The client, service address, county or authority having jurisdiction, estimate revisions, signed documents, payment milestones, field notes, photos, schedule events, crew activity, suppliers, and invoices remain connected.
A persistent stage tracker shows whether work is in draft, estimate, active, invoiced, or paid. The chronological timeline makes the next required action visible and preserves the history behind it. A contractor can tell why a deposit is due, which permit source was checked, who approved a change, and which photos document progress without searching several apps.
Address suggestions normalize client and jobsite information before it reaches documents or local research. Permit guidance is anchored to the jobsite jurisdiction and requires source verification. Photos are compressed on-device before upload and can be included in client-facing estimates, invoices, completion proof, or approved growth content.
Standardized addresses support documents, routing, jurisdiction, and local context.
Activities appear chronologically without hiding the next required action.
Compressed photos and notes remain attached to the correct job.
Company-scoped permissions limit who can view or change sensitive work.
Designed for field conditions
Large touch targets, sticky primary actions, compact tabs, and Field Mode reduce missed taps and glare outdoors.
Field notes and photos can use a controlled outbox, while ledger and payment changes wait for a verified connection.
Provider or network failures return a human-readable next step instead of exposing raw system errors.
Job management questions
At minimum, it should connect the client, jobsite, scope, estimate, documents, photos, schedule, crew, changes, payments, expenses, and activity history. Rivetra uses that connected record as the source for each later workflow.
Yes. Direct-to-invoice jobs can bypass an unnecessary estimate while still retaining the client, jobsite, scope, payment, and audit context.
Permit research uses jobsite ZIP, county, and jurisdiction context. Guidance is advisory and must be verified against the cited official source before it is relied upon.