Labor & Costs on the project

The office-side panel inside a project for assigning stages to crews, logging hours or units and expenses, approving submissions and reading the rollup.

What it is

ProjectLaborPanel mounts inside the project drawer, reading and writing the same labour rows the portals use, with status LEDs per entry and a P&L block above.

Also called: job labour panel · log hours for the crew · office timesheet entry

See it
Labor & Costs on the project
CustomerBuildingAmountStatus
Delia YoderRiding Arena$13,550Draft
Ronan PetschRiding Arena$5,760Sent
Ivy BrubakerEquipment Storage$9,750Approved
Gideon AltHobby Shop$11,460Open
Delia YoderEquipment Storage$10,890Open
The expanded Labor & Costs section of the project drawer with stage assignments, entry tabs and the rollup row. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Stage rows carry a crew selector.
  2. 2Time and expense tabs allow office entry with date, amount, worker count and note.
  3. 3Entries render with a status dot: pending, active (approved) or breached (rejected).
  4. 4The panel mounts only when the section is expanded.
Why we built it

The office side of labour was spread across a spreadsheet, an inbox and a phone: who is on which stage, what they logged, what is approved, and what it has cost so far. It is one panel on the project — assign each stage to a crew, log or review hours and expenses against stages, approve what has come in, and read the rollup. It reads and writes exactly what the field and subcontractor screens do, so what a crew submits at four o'clock is on the manager's screen at four o'clock.

The problem
  • Office-side entry with no shared home.
  • Two separate records for office and field data.
Sound familiar?
What you get
One job's labour picture in the job itself.
Office entries and field submissions are the same rows.

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