DON'T FIND OUT FROM THE REPORT.
Linarc is the platform your contractor runs the job on. When the record is built as the work happens, what reaches you is current, complete, and backed up.
WHAT YOU DON'T SEE, YOU STILL PAY FOR.
ONE RECORD, BUILT AS THE WORK HAPPENS.
The master schedule, milestones, and progress as they stand today, not as of the last meeting.
Photos and video from the jobsite as the work goes in. Proof, not a summary written later.
Every change order and what it does to the budget, in one place. Review and approve it there, not in a spreadsheet.
Pay applications, retainage, and lien waivers built from the project record. Review and approve without the email chain.
The biweekly OAC package, pulled from the live project in minutes, not assembled over a week.
Reads the plan set, spec book, and prime contract and drafts the submittal register, revision comparison, and contract terms. The contractor approves every line.
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THE DIFFERENCE SHOWS UP IN YOUR INBOX.
BE ON THE JOB, NOT THE SIDELINE.
Owners and developers who self-perform, including owner-operators who build and hold the asset, run Linarc directly on the same platform their contractors use. Schedule, field, cost, and billing on one project record.
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RUN THE CONTRACTING BUSINESS YOURSELF?
If you own and operate a contracting company, general or specialty, you are the one running the job, not the one waiting on the report. Linarc is built for you directly.
Recognized For Raising the Bar.
ASK BEFORE YOU AWARD.
How a contractor runs their jobs decides what reaches you and when. Worth asking before the contract is signed, not after the first OAC.
Do I buy Linarc, or does my contractor?
Usually your contractor. Linarc is the platform they run the job on, and you see the result in their reporting, their pay app packages, and their documentation. Owners and developers with an in-house construction team can also run it directly.
Can I get access to my contractor's project?
Yes, once your contractor invites you. Owners and developers join the project as a stakeholder with their own Linarc login, see the master schedule, field progress, change orders, and billing through their own console, and review and approve change orders and pay applications directly.
What should I ask a contractor about their software?
How they produce the OAC report, how long it takes, what backs up a change order, and whether their subcontractors are on the same schedule. The answers tell you a lot about how the job will run.
Does it cost my subcontractors anything?
No. Subcontractors are invited onto a project at no per-seat cost, which is why more of them actually use it.
How long does implementation take?
Weeks, not quarters. No certification programs, no dedicated administrator.
How does Linarc use AI on my project?
Lia reads the plan set, spec book, and prime contract and drafts the submittal register, revision comparison, and contract terms, each line traced to its source. The contractor approves every one before it enters the record. Lia can make mistakes, always verify outputs.
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