Change orders that get billed
Every change order is tracked from the field to the invoice. One that's signed and done but not billed lands on the PM's list that week.
Work you already did gets paid for.
Omnira One connects your project management software, your books, your estimating and your phones into one record your company owns. You see cost against budget on every job, every change order from raised to billed, and your bid pipeline in one place. Then we use public permit records to keep that pipeline full.
Each part shows where its numbers come from. Nothing on it has to be typed in twice.
Every company also gets a Map of its customers, work and market, and a People page with each person's numbers and who uses Omnira One.
Cost to date, billed to date and forecast margin for every job.
Each change order from raised to signed to billed, with its age.
Open bids, and your hit rate by client and job type.
Insurance and W-9 expiry dates for every sub on every job.
These are real screens from the Omnira One demo, set up for a sample construction company. Open the demo to click through every page yourself.




Omnira One is built around how you work. Every page, number and alert is shaped with your team, and we keep changing it as you grow.
Show the pages your team uses and hide the rest.
Call things what your team calls them, whether that is a project, a job or a contract.
Pick the numbers that sit at the top of Today for each role.
The owner sees everyone. A manager sees their team. A tech sees their own work.
Choose when Quinn sends the morning numbers, and whether it comes by text or email.
In the demo, open Make it yours and try it. On your second call, we make these changes live with you.
Each of these gets one definition across every system you run, so a number means the same thing on every page.
Your project software stays the system of record for the job. Your books stay the books. Omnira One makes them agree.
We connect the field software, books, phones and CRM you already run. Here are the ones owners ask about most, and the full list is one click below. If your company runs on something else, ask us. Spreadsheets always work.
If part of your work still runs on paper, a whiteboard or someone's memory, we build the internal tool for it on open source and connect it the same way. Custom internal tools are what we specialize in, and we build them on top of what you already run.
Every change order is tracked from the field to the invoice. One that's signed and done but not billed lands on the PM's list that week.
Work you already did gets paid for.
Cost comes in each night, and a job burning budget faster than its schedule gets flagged. The owner gets one list on Monday.
You catch an overrun while there's still time to fix it.
Omnira Signal tracks permits in your territory that fit your trade and job size. Quinn writes a short brief on the owner and the GC behind each one.
Your estimators spend their time on jobs you can win.
These are the cases that break a normal report. We set them up from the start.
Approved, pending and verbal change orders are tracked against the budget, so the margin shows mid-job.
Retainage held on every job and the status of each pay app sit in one place, with the dates they're due.
The waiver each sub owes is matched to each payment, so no check goes out without one.
Quinn, our AI, answers questions about your business in plain English and sends your morning numbers by text and email. Watchers keep an eye on the record and tell the right person when something slips. Two of the first ones we'd set up:
A job has used more of its budget than its schedule says it should.
A permit is pulled in your territory that fits your trade and job size.
Most data products stop at the dashboard. They show you the estimate that went cold and leave the calling to your team. We keep going, because we already run the work that turns those numbers into booked jobs.
Omnira Signal tracks building permits and commercial projects, and names the contractor and the reported cost.
Clients and general contractors who haven't sent you a bid invite in a year, worked again.
Outreach to the people pulling permits for the kind of work you want more of.
Signal tracks building permits, highway lettings, commercial projects and new contractor licenses.
Public bids post weeks ahead, and building permits name the contractor and the work. Signal reads both in your market and lines them up against the work you do best.
You see the date and the estimate weeks ahead, so you can line up subs and price it right.
The prime needs subs. Your team calls them the week the award signs.
You know the owner, the address and the general contractor before the job is staffed.
You bid the tenant improvement work before the plans are final.
New owners renovate. You meet them before they've picked a builder.
You see which general contractors pay slowly before you sign with them.
$1.65 million
A restoration company recovered $1.65 million from its own list of past customers, a list it had written off.
Read the story$2.5M to $5M
A residential services company went from a $2.5 million to a $5 million run rate in 90 days, on follow-up our team built.
Read the story1,649
Past customers on a dormant list, reached.
23.1%
Replied.
6.3%
Booked a job.
$53K
Recovered in just over three weeks.
One recent result: we reached out to a residential services company's dormant customer list of 1,649 past customers. 23.1% replied and 6.3% booked a job, recovering $53K in revenue in just over three weeks.
We have since turned it into a full operating system that sends job reminders, plans truck dispatch to save gas and time, manages invoices and payroll, runs follow-up campaigns on dormant customers, and finds and automatically bids on government and commercial contracts.
It lands in a database your company owns, and it stays with you if you ever stop working with us.
We read from your systems. Anything written back, and anything sent to a customer, waits for someone on your team to approve it.
One setup fee and a flat monthly fee. Your whole team can use it.
We'll tell you plainly whether a build fits, and what you'd own at the end.