XProcura gives subcontractors a single workspace to manage procurement and deliveries across every GC and every project — and proves to your GCs you're never the reason a schedule slipped.
Book a demoOne GC wants Excel. Another wants email. A third wants a portal you have to log in to twice. You spend half a day a week recreating the same information four different ways.
The vendor knew Monday. You found out Friday when the field called. The GC heard about it Saturday. By Monday, you're the problem.
Nothing's standard. Nothing's visible. Nothing's reconcilable. The order trail depends entirely on which foreman placed which order on which day.
You're managing your division on the same tools the industry was using in 1995. Your GCs noticed.
Every project you have an active division on, regardless of which GC owns it.
Your procurement sheet, your vendors, your dates. The GC sees the rollup; you run the work.
Foremen update items from the jobsite in 30 seconds. Photos, signatures, packing slips — captured automatically.
You stop building the same status report four different ways for four different GCs. They read it on the same screen you do.
Once a PO goes to the vendor, it's not "out of sight, out of mind" anymore. The vendor confirms. The dashboard tracks. You sleep.
Material requests go through one workflow on one phone, instead of four channels and three foremen's memories.
When a vendor slips, the system shows the date the vendor committed and the date they revised. Your GC sees the same thing you see. The blame goes where it belongs.
Your delivery reliability becomes a record, not a story. The GCs who care — and the good ones do — start awarding more work to the subs who can prove it.
Receive deliveries with a photo and a signature. Built around the way the field already moves.
No lost updates. No "we'll add that when we get back to the trailer." It just works.
We tested it on the jobs the office never sees. It survived.
RESPONSE WITHIN 24 HOURS · LIVE WITH A PROCUREMENT ENGINEER · NO DECK
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