Feature Request: CompanyCam Timesheet Sync with Jobber​

I’m using the new CompanyCam Timesheets beta and would like to see time entries included in the existing Jobber integration.

My projects are already connected between CompanyCam and Jobber. Ideally, when a crew member records time against a CompanyCam project, that time could sync to the corresponding Jobber job, including:

• Employee/crew member
• Date
• Hours/start and stop times
• Project/job
• Notes, where applicable

Even a simple Export/Send to Jobber option would be useful if a full two-way sync isn't practical.

Currently I can manage this by filtering CompanyCam timesheets by project and crew, exporting the information, and then entering it into the appropriate Jobber jobs. However, that's time-consuming duplication of information that has already been captured digitally.

My goal is to have the crew enter their time once, at the project in CompanyCam, and have that information flow into the corresponding Jobber job for job costing, billing and payroll workflows.

Reducing duplicate entry is particularly important for a small contractor where the person managing the projects is also doing much of the field work.

Feature Request: Folders or Collections in the Documents View
I like the recent change combining Reports and Pages into the Documents area, and I also appreciate that Documents are searchable and can be filtered.

I would love to see an additional organizational layer added: folders, collections, or some similar way of grouping documents within a project.

As CompanyCam becomes a more complete project record, the Documents area can quickly contain very different types of information:

• Daily Reports
• Weekly Reports
• Permits & Inspections
• Site Plans
• Drawings
• Specifications
• Project Notes
• Client Documents
• Other project-specific records

Search and filters are useful, particularly from an administrative perspective, but they don't completely replace simple visual organization.

My biggest concern is quick field access.

If one of my crew members needs the site plan, permit or latest drawing while standing on a job, I want them to be able to open the project, go to Documents → Drawings and immediately find it.

If finding a document requires searching, remembering its name, selecting the correct filter, or scrolling through a mixture of daily reports, notes, permits and drawings, field adoption becomes much more difficult.

A simple folder structure could make the Documents area much more useful as the project's working reference library.

For example:

Documents

• Daily Reports
• Weekly Reports
• Permits & Inspections
• Plans & Drawings
• Specifications
• Project Notes

I don't think this needs to replace the existing search and filtering tools — I think the two approaches complement each other.

Search and filters are excellent for finding something. Folders are excellent for knowing where something is.

For office use, either method works. In the field, reducing the number of taps and decisions required to reach an important document can make the difference between the crew actually using the project documentation and simply calling or texting someone to ask where it is.

As more project information moves into CompanyCam, having a simple organizational structure within Documents would help make it practical as both the project record and the crew's everyday field reference.

Feature Request: Selective Client Access to Project Documents, Reports & Pages​

I would love to see Guest Access expanded into more of a client-facing project hub, while keeping the contractor in control of exactly what the client can see.

Currently, Guest Access is largely limited to the project photo feed. Reports and Pages can be shared individually by link, but that creates an ongoing administrative task for the contractor and can overwhelm clients with separate emails or links.

My ideal workflow would be very simple:

From the Documents area, allow me to select an individual Report, Page, File, permit, drawing, etc. and mark it “Visible to Guest” or “Share with Client.”

That item would then automatically appear in the client's existing Guest Access view.

For example, I might choose to expose:

• Weekly or daily project reports
• Permits and inspection documents
• Drawings or specifications
• Client approvals
• Progress summaries
• Selected project Pages
• Other project documentation relevant to the client

Everything else — internal notes, timesheets, crew information, internal reports, costing information, etc. — would remain private by default.

The important distinction for me is that I don't want to manually send every report to the client. I want to publish selected information to their project view, allowing the client to return to one link whenever they want to see the current state of their project.

This would make CompanyCam much more useful as the central project communication record rather than requiring contractors to maintain a separate client portal or repeatedly distribute documents through email.

A simple “Visible to Guest” toggle or right-click Share with Client option on individual items in the Documents tab could potentially accomplish this without changing the underlying project structure.