See the critical path before it slips.
Crews, subs, deliveries, and inspections on one board. BuildX flags the tasks that move your finish date while you can still do something about them.
Run the Project
Built for how the work actually flows.
Keep the crew, the customer, and the calendar pointed at the same finish date.
One board for every crew
Jobs, tasks, and assignments in a single view. No more Sunday spreadsheet reconciling three group chats.
Critical path, plainly marked
The tasks that decide your finish date stand out. Protect those and the schedule protects itself.
Dependencies that warn you
When framing slips two days, every downstream task shows the hit before the customer asks.
Labor gates before you promise
Crew capacity against scheduled work shows overloads before you commit the date, not after.
Customer dates without the phone tag
Milestones publish to the portal. Customers check dates themselves instead of calling the foreman.
How it connects
The signed proposal seeds milestones, daily logs report progress against them, and delays surface on the dashboard with days of warning.
“We see the slip on Tuesday now, not the Friday the customer was supposed to move in.”
GC shop, 12 crew
Do I have to run CPM math myself?
No. Build sequences and durations, and BuildX keeps the critical path current as dates move.
How do subs see their dates?
Through the portal link. They see their tasks and dates, nothing else.
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