Carpentry software for crews that work in the field
Carpentry and framing crews use FieldSub for field estimates, material notes, job timelines, and bilingual communication between the office and the site.
Why carpentry teams choose FieldSub
- Estimate from the field with photos and notes attached to the job
- Schedule crews and keep office ↔ site updates in Spanish or English
- Invoice with closeout proof already attached — get paid faster
Framing bids by the unit, finish bids by the piece
Frame a house as walls, floors and roof line items with lumber priced from your catalog or from Lowe's and Home Depot. Quote finish work as pieces: doors, casing, base, built-ins. Either way the estimate is line items the GC or homeowner can read, and one that you can duplicate for the next lot.
Material notes that reach the yard
Photos and notes from the site attach to the job, so the office orders what the framer actually needs. Tools carry QR labels; scan the saw to see which crew has it and when it was last serviced.
Paid by the phase, paid by the piece
Bill the GC per phase with a billing schedule and their contract number on each invoice. Pay framers by piece rate or by the day and finish carpenters by the hour, in the same payroll run, with hours clocked against the job.
Built for bilingual field operations
FieldSub is Spanish-first field service software for carpentry subcontractors and growing crews in the U.S. Run the office in English, the site in Spanish — or the other way around — without losing the job record.
Carpentry teams ask
Straight answers before you sign up.
Yes. Piece rate is a pay type per worker, and one payroll run can mix piece rate, daily and hourly workers.
No. You enter quantities; FieldSub prices them, gets the approval, schedules the crew and invoices.
Yes. Send a vendor version of the estimate straight to the GC for approval.