What it does
WorkTrac is workforce software for construction and other blue-collar field crews. It combines GPS-verified time tracking and geofencing with manager-approved timesheets, offline mobile capture, shift scheduling, invoicing, safety reporting, and job tracking. The pricing page lists flat monthly tiers based on included users, add-ons, and a 30-day Enterprise trial.
WorkTrac is designed for field teams whose time records need to connect to the job site and the customer invoice. Crew members can clock in with GPS, record time offline, and submit timesheets for approval; managers can connect logged hours to job tasks, budgets, and invoicing, with QuickBooks Online export. The pricing page lists Starter at $29/month for up to five users, Professional at $79/month for up to 15, and Enterprise at $149/month for up to 30, with extra seats priced separately. It is a broader workforce platform, so teams should review which add-ons each tier includes.
Strengths
- GPS clock-ins and offline mobile capture support field work in low-connectivity locations.
- Approved hours connect to job budgets and invoicing, with QuickBooks Online export.
Watch out for
- The platform is designed for field crews and includes scheduling and safety features beyond time tracking.
- Plans have user caps and add-on pricing; QuickBooks export is included free only on Enterprise.
Best for
- Construction and trades businesses tracking crew hours by job site
- Field teams that need offline timecards linked to job costing and invoices
Sources
- WorkTrac · Workforce Management Software for Field Crews (Oct 25, 2026)
- WorkTrac · Workforce Management Software for Field Crews (Oct 25, 2026)