Workbench + Upvise integration
Stop chasing site diaries and dockets
Construction operations and job costing software for civil and trade contractors. Your supervisors fill in the site diary in Upvise, and Workbench puts the cost on the job.
Over 400 customers across Australia and New Zealand run Workbench.
What the office stops chasing
The diary becomes your day sheet
Your supervisor fills in the diary on a phone. It reaches Workbench as a day sheet, the job's record for that day, with a PDF attached.
You see the cost on the job
Once your supervisor submits the diary, you have its plant use, meter readings and dockets as cost on the job. If your workers enter their own timesheets, the diary's hours are not added again.
Your crews report a fault once
Your crews see a fault is already logged against the machine. Your crews cannot finish a field job until its mandatory forms are done, and your office sees any job still outstanding.
Having our site teams entering accurate cost data from the field is a game changer.
Know what reaches the job before you connect
Each record, with the way it moves.
| Record | Direction |
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| Jobs | Workbench → Upvise |
| Site diary and its PDF | Upvise → Workbench |
| Crew timesheets | Upvise → Workbench |
| Plant and equipment use | Upvise → Workbench |
| Meter readings | Upvise → Workbench |
| Dockets | Upvise → Workbench |
| Hours and work done on a field job | Upvise → Workbench |
| Forms, SWMS, ITPs, faults and training records | Stays in Upvise |
Your office reads what the site captures
If pre-starts land in an inbox and training sits in a spreadsheet, your office reads both on the Upvise desktop instead. A PM sees the faults on the equipment on their job. The cost lands on the job in Workbench.
How you get connected
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Request a demo
We show you Workbench and Upvise, and talk through your crews.
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Get a quote
The quote covers the platform, training and setup time.
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We help build your forms
Our consultants build as much of them as you want, and you pay for their time.
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Go live
Jobs push down to Upvise, and the diary comes back on its own in the background.
Questions about Workbench and Upvise
Is Upvise the same as Workbench Go?
No. Upvise is a third-party platform that we sell and connect to Workbench. Workbench Go is Workbench's own app, launched in 2026. In the demo we show which suits your crews.
Do field crews need a Workbench licence?
No. A field user can hold an Upvise licence only.
Are hours ever counted twice?
No. The diary's hours are not added again when a worker enters their own timesheet.
Does the app work offline?
Yes, the Upvise phone app works offline.
Which phones does it run on?
Android and iPhone.
Can we add Upvise later?
Yes. You can switch it on any time, and Workbench runs without it.
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New to Workbench?
We run Workbench on a sample job built from over 30 years working with civil and trade contractors.
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