Notes from the field

PowerTrack isn't a startup experiment—it's the modern expression of a methodology proven across decades of large-scale industrial electrical construction: powerhouses, steel mills, ethanol plants, data centers, and yes—even NASA's Space Launch Complex 41.

Managing electrical construction projects means juggling engineering data, field crews, material logistics, and real-time progress reporting—often across disconnected spreadsheets and paper workflows. PowerTrack bridges that gap by transforming raw engineering schedules into actionable work packages, capturing installation progress at the source, and surfacing productivity intelligence in real time. Here's how data flows through the four layers of the PowerTrack lifecycle, from initial ingestion to client handover.

The office has a spreadsheet from last Tuesday. The trailer has a printed schedule two revisions behind. The field has a crumpled install sheet and a best guess. Three locations, three versions of the truth—and when the owner asks "Are we on track?", no one can answer with confidence. On complex installations, you pay for labor whether it's productive or not. And without a single source of truth connecting your team, you're managing your biggest risk with fragmented data and gut feel. PowerTrack changes that.

Forget gut feelings and end-of-project surprises. PowerTrack's productivity equation transforms raw installation data into a single, actionable number—your Productivity Factor—showing exactly where you're winning and where you're bleeding hours.

Every piece of electrical infrastructure on a construction project has a story—from the moment it's designed on paper to when it generates real business value. PowerTrack captures this entire journey, creating a rich data record that transforms how contractors manage, track, and profit from their work.