One system where everything talks to everything — the clock-in feeds payroll, the pour becomes earned revenue, the safety forms build your COR. Production, people and money, live in one place — run by a crew that needs zero training and never creates an account.
Watch the data move. Nothing below is typed twice.
These are actual screenshots of our public demo company — the same one you can sign into right now from this page.
Modules keep shipping — and no two companies run the same set. Datum is configured to your company and then to every person in it: each role gets a custom view of exactly what matters to them, and nothing they don't need. Turning things on, locking views, assigning people — all clicks, no code, changeable any day.
Read the reviews of the big names — safety apps and management giants alike — and the same complaints repeat: crews locked out of accounts, weeks of training, and a per-user bill that punishes you for hiring. Datum was designed against all three.
Phone number and a 4-digit PIN. No downloads, no passwords, no verification emails, no "logged out again." A brand-new worker is filing signed safety forms 10 seconds after you add them.
Live dashboards built from the field's own taps: production per site, earned vs drawn, labour cost against work measured, margins that move as the day happens. Bookkeeping, statements and invoicing on the same spine — see what's working, catch what isn't, while there's still time to fix it. (The serious safety layer is in here too: COR-ready, WorkSafeBC-cited, e-signed, English y español.)
This isn't a promise, it's a procedure — the same machine that built our live demo company runs for you. One conversation about your trade, your colors and your people, and the machine does the rest, proving each step live before we hand you the keys.
Most companies run their operation on a pile of disconnected apps — each with its own login, its own invoice, its own export nobody reads. Datum is all of them, in one system, where everything talks to everything.
No per-user fees. No add-ons. No "call for pricing." Every module, every site, every worker on your crew — included. Your price depends on one thing: how many people you put in the field.
| Your crew | The usual stack of separate apps* | Datum | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 field workers | $875 – $1,285/mo | $500 | up to $785/mo |
| 30 field workers | $4,100 – $6,200/mo | $500 | up to $5,700/mo |
| 60 field workers | $8,400 – $12,700/mo | $1,500 | up to $11,200/mo |
| 150 field workers | $17,000 – $30,500/mo | $3,000 | up to $27,500/mo |
You've got 15 trades on site and 15 different versions of the truth — paper FLHAs in a truck, orientation records in someone's inbox, daily reports that show up when they show up. Put Datum on the project and every sub runs on it, free to them, from day one. Their crews sign in, do their paperwork on their phones, and every record lands in one live dashboard: yours.
We build in the open — here's everything we've shipped, updated as it happens. Most of this list came from customers telling us what hurt. Tell us yours — that's how the next line gets written. Here's the bench right now:
I'm a company owner. I've bought and used a lot of the software that's out there — and I work directly with a large number of people in this industry, every day. I hear the same complaints all the time: per-user fees that punish you for hiring, "call for pricing," support tickets that go nowhere, and tools your crew gives up on by week two.
Datum exists to bridge that gap. There's no big corporation behind it — just people who use this stuff for real and are tired of how it's been done. The demo is public and the pricing is on the page because if the product can't convince you by itself, no salesperson should.
Our goal is simple and it doesn't change: deliver the absolute best product possible, always. Tell us what hurts — that's what gets built next.