Stop letting completed work disappear from billing.

Revecta tracks completed field work from the moment it's documented -- photos, foreman notes, labor and equipment -- through pricing, sending, customer approval, and invoicing. At every stage, it watches for work that has evidence but never made it to the next step, so documented work doesn't quietly disappear before it gets billed.

Revecta isn't an accounting system and doesn't try to be one. It protects the operational trail -- the field evidence, pricing, and approvals -- that happens before anything reaches your accounting or billing system. Revecta coexists alongside the accounting and scheduling tools you already use.

No. Revecta is designed to sit alongside your existing accounting software, not replace it. It's focused on the field-to-billing-ready workflow, not general ledger, payroll, or tax accounting.

Specialty contractors where field crews perform extra or changed work that's easy to lose track of on the way to an invoice -- concrete cutting, core drilling, GPR scanning, and similar trades today. Field roles capture the work; office and project-management roles price it, review it, and send it for approval.

Yes. Contractor supports up to 10 users, Team up to 25, and Business up to 50 -- every plan includes the same complete workflow, so scaling up is about team size, not unlocking features. Enterprise is available for organizations larger than 50 users.

No. Field and Foreman roles can see and capture the work itself, but dollar amounts -- T&M pricing, change order totals, project commercials -- are masked at the server, not just hidden in the interface, so there's no view where that data is exposed to those roles. Pricing a ticket, advancing billing status, and managing your company's subscription all require a role with that specific permission too.

Photos you capture in Revecta are uploaded into company-controlled, private storage tied to your account and the specific job they document -- not a public location, and another company has no access to them. They stay attached to that job's record as part of its evidence trail.

Yes -- Revecta is a responsive web app that works in your phone's browser, including offline field capture when there's no signal (the work saves locally and syncs once you're back in range). There isn't a separate native mobile app to install.

The Recovery Engine is a set of deterministic rules that flag documented field work with a specific, checkable gap -- missing pricing, missing evidence, an approval sitting unanswered, or an approved change that was never invoiced. Every finding tells you exactly which rule fired and why, so you can verify it yourself rather than trust a black-box score. It's a lead for a human to review, not an automatic guarantee of recovered revenue.

Yes. Every company's data is isolated at the database level -- another company's account has no path to reach your projects, tickets, or records, enforced by the database itself rather than by application logic alone.