Ironcore Technologies
Software that runs a contracting business. Built inside one.
We built a full software platform for a working electrical contractor in New Jersey and New York. It runs that business every day: jobs and cash, crews and time, material, estimating and a residential service line. Every piece is built to be reused.
Real apps · sample data
In daily use at Ironcore Infrastructure LLC, trading as Anvil Edge (commercial and construction) and A.E.E. Services (residential service).
- Apps
- 8
- In production
- 7
- In development
- 1
Why we built it
Contractors run on texts, spreadsheets and software that doesn’t talk.
Off-the-shelf tools each cover a slice: a time clock here, an accounting package there, a field-service app for the residential side. None of them answers the questions an owner actually asks.
Can we cover payroll until the next requisition check clears? Is this job still making what we bid? Who didn’t show up today, and which job has no daily report? What did we pay for this wire last time?
So we built the platform ourselves, inside the business that uses it. Every screen started as a real problem on a real job, and every app is tested by the people who depend on it the next morning.
The apps
One platform, one app per job to be done.
Owners
Job Costing
The system of record for every job, and the cash to run them.
Project managers and owners
FieldOps
The project manager’s day, crews and jobs on one screen.
Field crews
Crew Clock
A time clock built for job sites with no signal and no accounts.
Foremen and project managers
Supply Line
Material requests from the field, priced from what we actually paid.
Estimators
Takeoff
Electrical takeoff from the drawing set, with the context to check it.
Office, technicians and homeowners
Service
A complete field-service platform for residential electrical work.
Owners
Compliance
What it takes to work in each state, tracked in one place.
The public
Websites
Fast public sites that feed the apps directly.
Service · residential
From the first phone call to a paid invoice.
Service runs the residential side from first call to paid invoice: intake, scheduling and dispatch, the technician’s day, quotes that are signed contracts, invoices, payments, texting and reporting. It is the platform behind A.E.E. Services.
- Call intake script with route-aware time slots
- Quotes that are e-signed contracts
- Stripe payments, tap-to-pay and cards on file
- Texting and calling on the business number
- iPhone and Android apps for technicians
FieldOps · commercial
The project manager’s day, already sorted.
FieldOps is the PM’s phone and desktop app: a Today dashboard, a private crew schedule board, job pages, job hazard analyses, time-clock rules and the HR paperwork that goes with running crews.
- A Today dashboard that ranks what needs attention
- A private crew board, checked against real clock-ins
- Late, no-show and long-lunch rules that flag themselves
- Job hazard analyses, with PM sign-off on high-risk work
- New-hire onboarding with e-signing
- Home-screen widgets on iPhone and Android
How it fits together
Separate apps. One system.
Job Costing owns the jobs. The other apps read from it and report back. Each app keeps its own records, so any one of them can change, or be set up somewhere new, without untangling the rest.
The platformSystem of record
Job Costing
Owns every job · cash and profit
Commercial · Anvil Edge
Residential · A.E.E. Services
One sign-in
Every staff app uses the same work account.
One look
Shared design, and an app switcher to move between them.
Each app owns its data
Apps share only what the others need.
Built to be reused
Proven on one business. Designed for the next.
Self-contained apps
Each app stands on its own and connects to the others, so it can be set up for a new company piece by piece.
One sign-in, one look
Staff move between apps with one work account and one familiar design.
Made for the field
Phone apps that work in a basement with no signal, in English and Spanish, for crews who never asked for another login.
Run a contracting business and want the suite for your own company? We’re open to that conversation.
Talk to usWant to see it running?
We’re glad to walk through the apps, how they’re built and what comes next.