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Excavation software

Software built for
excavation crews.

Trackd runs the whole excavation job from your phone — grade and site-prep quotes, crew scheduling, invoicing, and online payments. Built for dirt work, not desk work.

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The all-in-one excavation CRM

Everything, from bid to bank.

Excavation work doesn't happen behind a desk, and neither should the paperwork. Trackd is the all-in-one CRM for excavation and site-work contractors who need to quote a grade, schedule a crew, and get paid without fighting six different apps. Add a lead the second the call comes in, send a professional line-item estimate before you leave the site, drop the approved job onto your crew's calendar, and turn it into a paid invoice the day the work is done — all from the phone in your pocket.

How it works for excavation

Three steps, start to paid.

Step 01

Quote the grade

Line-item estimate for site prep, grading, and haul-off — sent by text before you leave the property.

Step 02

Schedule the crew

Approved jobs drop onto the calendar and assign to the right operator and machine.

Step 03

Invoice & get paid

Turn the finished job into an invoice with a Pay Online button. Money to your bank, no chasing checks.

Why excavation crews choose Trackd.

Most excavation outfits are still running estimates on paper and follow-ups in their head. Trackd gives you one place for every lead, bid, and invoice — so you stop losing jobs to the guy who called back first.

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