Main contractor
You commission the work, review the agreed scope and price, and follow the evidence shared with you.
For main contractors
Work with an operator business that organises subcontractors, coordinates delivery and keeps the records together. Plan@Job gives you a place to follow the jobs, shared quotes and evidence.
You commission the work, review the agreed scope and price, and follow the evidence shared with you.
The contractor business managing delivery: coordinating subcontractors and its own team, managing compliance records and keeping you updated.
The external business carrying out the scope assigned by the operator. An in-house operative is a member of the delivery team.
Review the client-facing job information, shared quotes and photos, and keep in touch through the job. The operator manages its internal stages and subcontractor costs separately.
An operator can use AI staff to help gather missing job information, follow up on quotes and proposed dates, and prepare financial actions for approval. The operator business remains responsible for the service it supplies.
Open the job link your operator sends you. Save or request access to that job using the same email address, then sign in to your client portal to follow your saved work.
If your business will also organise subcontractors and deliver work for its own clients, explore the operator account and its onboarding. The two roles describe different responsibilities.
No. You agree the delivery service with the operator business. Plan@Job supports the relationship and job information; a software account does not automatically include a managed service.
The client portal shows jobs you have saved or requested access to. Open the relevant link from your operator using the same email address to establish the appropriate access.
AI staff support specific administrative workflows. The operator and responsible people still need to check the relevant documents, requirements and work. AI staff do not certify compliance.