How operators across mobile home rehab, property management, construction, and field services use RadiusFlow to run leaner, prove work, and pay crews faster.
Composite scenarios drawn from real workflows
12 crews · 3 states · 480 lots/year
Paper timesheets, scattered photos, and no way to confirm crews were actually on-lot. Payroll took two full days every other week and labor costs per home were a guess.
Each park became a project with a geofence. Crews clock in from the lot; scope items, materials, and before/after photos attach to the home record. Accounting exports payroll-ready XLSX in one click.
"We used to guess our cost per home within a few thousand dollars. With RadiusFlow we know it before the crew packs up."
— Operations Manager, Sunbelt Rehab Co. (illustrative)
12 crews · 3 states · 480 lots/year
Challenge — Paper timesheets, scattered photos, and no way to confirm crews were actually on-lot. Payroll took two full days every other week and labor costs per home were a guess.
Solution — Each park became a project with a geofence. Crews clock in from the lot; scope items, materials, and before/after photos attach to the home record. Accounting exports payroll-ready XLSX in one click.
8 properties · 35 maintenance staff
Challenge — Maintenance techs floated between buildings and couldn't justify hours to ownership. Work orders lived in email.
Solution — Each property is a geofenced project. Techs clock into the building they're working on, and labor cost rolls up per asset for owner reporting.
6 active sites · 60 field workers
Challenge — Subs and W-2 crews on the same site, with overtime disputes every Friday and weekly mileage estimates that didn't match reality.
Solution — Per-site geofences with role-based timesheets. Supervisors approve at the end of each day; overtime and double-time calculate against state rules automatically.
9 routes · 28 crew members
Challenge — Route-based crews hit 12+ properties a day. Clients wanted proof of service and crews wanted accurate route pay.
Solution — Each client property is a small geofence on the route. Clock-ins double as proof of visit, with timestamped arrival/departure exported to client portals.
22 techs · service + install
Challenge — Mixing install jobs (multi-day projects) with service calls (15-min stops) broke every time-tracking app they tried.
Solution — Install jobs are full projects with budgets and photos; service calls are quick geofenced clock-events. Both feed the same payroll export.
40 cleaners · 60 nightly accounts
Challenge — Night crews working solo across the city — managers had no visibility into who showed up and on time.
Solution — Each account is a geofenced project with a scheduled window. Late or missed clock-ins notify the on-call supervisor in real time.
If you have crews in the field and a geography to manage, the answer is almost certainly yes. Start a free account and find out in an afternoon.