External crews stay in the same project record.

Helionix connects subcontractor invitations, access, attendance, tasks, and delivery with the specific project and workday.

Company, access, people, attendance, and delivery tied to one project

Subcontractors should not sit outside the project record

When external crews are managed through calls, lists, and separate updates, the project loses a clear trace of who has access, who is on site, and what was delivered. Helionix keeps subcontractors in the same work flow as the rest of the project.

which company participates and what access it has

which people are on site and when they work

what delivery enters the daily record

Subcontractors

Companies, people, and project access

ES

Elite Build Ltd

Rough Construction

24/30
Workers
Work scope70%
14/20tasks
TE

Techno Expert

Electrical Installations

8/12
Workers
Work scope50%
6/12tasks
AS

Aqua Systems

Plumbing & HVAC

15/15
Workers
Work scope90%
9/10tasks
VP

Venti Pro

Ventilation

4/10
Workers
Work scope33%
3/9tasks
External teams

Unified environment for external teams

Manage subcontractors in the same project environment as your own teams, with one shared view of attendance, hours, and delivery context.

Subcontractor access

Keep external teams inside the right project context and permissions.

Project trace

Track tasks, attendance, and the daily record for the specific external company.

How an external crew enters the project flow

1

Invite the company to a specific project

The invitation, role, and access stay tied to the project, not to separate communication.

2

People and attendance remain separable

Subcontractor workers stay visible by company, attendance, and workday.

3

Delivery stays in the same record

Tasks, hours, photos, and notes can remain tied to the project and daily record.

Subcontractor attendance stays in the work record →See attendance and hours

What remains as evidence

The goal is not another company list. The goal is a clear project trace for the external crew.

company, project, and access

people, attendance, and hours

tasks, zone, and delivery

connection to daily record and history

What stops getting lost with external crews

Which company is invited and active

Which people are on site and when they work

Which tasks and zones belong to the subcontractor

What enters the daily record

Where dispute or ambiguity may appear

Best fit for

General contractors
Site supervisors
Project managers
Office and administration teams
Subcontractor companies

Bring external crews into the same work flow

Start with a project record that shows company, access, people, attendance, tasks, and daily trace.

one project record visible access and attendance connected to the daily record