Plan. Build. Track. Deliver.
| Company | Properties / Islands | Status | Owner | Open |
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Contracts signed before this CRM existed — in Buildertrend, on DocuSign — have no record here, so there is nothing for a change order to vary and nothing for job costing to measure against. Upload the signed PDF and it is read for you: the client, the Contract Sum, every priced line and the payment schedule. You check it, choose the client and site, and nothing is written until you import.
Every open job's phases show up here on their planned dates, whether or not crew is assigned yet — click a job block to assign someone. Filter to one job or one crew member, or leave both on "All" for the company-wide view.
Client Gantt groups phases by sport, no crew names or internal notes — safe to share. Crew Gantt shows every phase with who's assigned. Both support Week / Month / Quarter / Whole Job zoom, and Print / Save as PDF exports whichever view is on screen.
A recap for one person on one job, built from what is already recorded — their daily logs, the weather log, the close-out count, the shipments raised while they were on site, and the phase dates. It carries a profitability score out of 10 for Agile during their time on the job. Read it with them: the weather lines are context, the avoidable lines are the conversation.
Pick a job and a person.
Preset, reusable phase sequences you can apply to any job to bulk-build its schedule instead of adding every phase by hand. A template can cover one sport (e.g. "Standard Pickleball Court Build") or bundle several sports/courts for jobs you always build the same multi-court way. Typical durations shown while editing are "learnt" from completed jobs with a matching task name and sport, and refresh whenever a phase is marked Complete.
The crew's daily logs, newest first. Filter to one job, or leave on "All jobs" for the company-wide feed.
Client-ready weekly updates, written from the daily logs and anything added from the office or shipping. Open one to read it in full, edit it, preview it as the client sees it, and save it to PDF.
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Every job with a signed proposal and a cost budget, company-wide. Filter to one job, or to every job that started in a given quarter/year for reporting.
These are the budgets allocated to the team. What each job has actually cost — crew days from the daily logs and the crew’s own timesheets, cash labour, receipts, travel and card spending — is on Live Job Cost.
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What every material, labour hour and piece of equipment costs Agile Courts. Cost items are the building blocks; assemblies combine them into one installed price (e.g. "4' aluminium fence, installed") that quotes use automatically. Admins and Procurement keep it up to date (prices, suppliers, weights and sizes); deleting and the markup stay with an Admin. Everyone else sees the client price, never the cost.
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What we have bought that has not arrived yet. Nothing here counts as stock on hand — it only moves the stock level when somebody confirms it and counts it in.
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Ask anything about a job's contract, specs, meetings, schedule or shipping — answers cite their source. The assistant never gives out contract values or costs, to anyone.
Wah gwan, I’m Selassie — King of Courts, Lord of Lords. Ask about any job, any shipment or any stock — e.g. “What fence height did we agree for Sandy Lane?”, “What does CO-2026-00004 cover?”, “Where’s the nearest drum of court patch to Harbour Island?”
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