Trade
Board, Finish, Ceiling Grid — Progress You Can See Without A Site Walk.
Drywall and acoustical work spreads across floors and phases — hang, tape, finish, ceiling, touch-up. Forge captures daily production by area from the field, with hours and materials on the same job. PMs analyze pace, crew loading, and punch cycles from accumulated logs instead of spot checks.
What Forge Does For You
- Daily logs by level, wing, or room pack — what's hung, taped, sprayed, or grid-complete
- Crews text progress, ready-for-inspection notes, and trade-coordination issues
- Labor hours align with reported quantities so you catch slow floors early
- Punch and repaint cycles documented — useful for GC turnover and internal QA
- Search any job's history when an owner flags a crack or acoustic failure months later
- AI chat to summarize 'what areas logged complete this week?'
Granular Field Data For Spread-Out Scopes
Report At The Right Level Of Detail
Foremen log meaningful chunks — not novels — so data is consistent enough to roll up across a high-rise or campus.
Stack Logs Into Progress Maps
The office sees which zones are moving and which are stalled — backed by timestamps, not hunches.
Analyze Crew And Job Performance
Compare hours-per-area across supers and projects to improve estimating and crew assignment.
Stop Flying Blind On Multi-Floor Interior Progress
When you only know 'we're working Level 9,' you can't analyze risk until punch. Forge turns daily field reporting into a floor-by-floor picture.
- No more discovering a stalled wing at the GC OAC
- No more punch lists without a log of what was 'done' the first time
- No more overtime surprises on spray or lift days
- No more weak change-order support when other trades caused rework
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