Subino

Subino is job management for construction subcontractors — the trades who price the work, win it, run it and claim it. Most software makes you enter the same job four times: once to quote it, once to budget it, once to order against it, and once to claim it. Subino makes the estimate the spine. The scopes and rates you price become the budget you are measured against, the schedule of values you claim on, the cost codes your purchase orders land under, and the scopes your crew clock their hours against. Nothing is re-entered, so nothing can disagree. PRICE THE WORK • Cost sheets by scope, with cost codes, quantities, waste, preliminaries and margin • Send a quotation to one builder or several, each with its own adjustment • Lock the price when it is agreed, and keep quoting other builders after you do WATCH THE MONEY • Original budget, variations, committed, actual and forecast — per cost code • Purchase orders and RFQs to suppliers, so committed cost is real the day you order • Supplier invoices read by AI onto the right cost code • Profit remaining, per cent complete and per cent claimable, off the same figures GET PAID • Progress claims against the schedule of values, with retention • Variations priced off the job's own rates • Send a variation or an order to the builder for approval — they do not need an account or a login to approve it RUN THE SITE • Crew clock on against a job and a scope, from a phone, with the location recorded • Switch scope mid-shift, or split a day afterwards from the foreman's site sheet • A site diary — one log per job per day, with the photos attached • Drawings and documents with real version history and builder approvals • A programme built from the durations you already priced PANELS AND SHEET METAL • Photograph a hand sketch and have the dimensions read off it • Confirm the numbers, then export a DXF the shop can cut from Subino runs in the browser and on the phone. Your data is stored in Australia. Subino is made in Melbourne by a cladding contractor, for the trades.