Coordinate crews, track progress by building face, and manage equipment across every job site. Built for rope access, high-rise, and power wash teams.
Field work is evolving, but tracking it remains stuck in the past. Scattered systems lead to dangerous blind spots.
Crews rely on WhatsApp, paper logs, and phone calls — leading to missed updates, safety gaps, and billing delays.
Spreadsheets with 29 tabs tracking drops, crews, and equipment — impossible to keep accurate at scale.
Office managers can't see which building face a crew is on, how many drops are done, or if someone checked in late.
Track N/S/E/W face progress, drop counts, and crew assignments across all active sites.
Assign certified technicians to projects based on IRATA level, availability, and crew lead.
Draw job site boundaries on satellite view — technicians can only check in inside the polygon.
Everything your office and field crews need in one place.
Manage certifications, shifts, and safety protocols for your entire contractor roster.
Drag-and-drop calendar to assign crews to buildings by shift — morning, afternoon, or full day.
GPS polygon verification ensures check-ins and drop submissions happen on-site.
Track progress by cardinal direction (N/S/E/W) with photo evidence per drop.
Photo-verified safety logs with GPS, severity level, and instant coordinator alerts.
Inventory by category, low-stock alerts, request approvals, and delivery scheduling.
Read-only portal for property managers to monitor live site progress and reports.
Full bilingual support so every crew member works in their preferred language.
Create a project, draw the geofence polygon, and define N/S/E/W face drop counts.
Schedule certified technicians by shift — the system checks for conflicts and cert levels.
Technicians submit each drop with a photo, GPS coordinate, and timestamp from their phone.
Office sees real-time face completion percentages and can email clients a summary.
Every field submission is GPS-verified and timestamped. Our polygon overlays ensure work happens exactly where it's supposed to.
Granular permissions ensure that everyone from the company owner to the field technician has exactly the data they need.
Full dashboard, company settings, and oversight of all projects and crews.
Project setup, user management, inventory control, and scheduling.
Daily scheduling, technician dispatch, and progress monitoring.
Mobile drop submissions, equipment requests, and incident reporting.
Automated logging and reporting eliminates hours of manual data entry every week.
Every action is tied to a GPS coordinate and a timestamp, creating an immutable audit trail.
Real-time dashboards replace end-of-day spreadsheets so office and field stay synchronized.
Common questions about how Cordix works for your operation.
Cordix is built for rope access, high-rise window cleaning, and power washing operations. The cardinal direction drop tracking and geofence verification work for any exterior building maintenance where you need to track crew progress face by face.
Admins draw a boundary polygon around each job site on a satellite map. When technicians try to check in or submit progress, the app verifies their GPS location is inside the polygon. If they are outside the boundary, submissions are blocked.
Yes. Technicians register once on Cordix and own their profiles, certifications, and work history. Companies assign platform technicians to their projects. If a technician works for multiple companies, their profile stays the same across all of them.
Cordix is built as a progressive web app (PWA) that technicians install on their phones. Offline mode caches site data locally so crews can continue logging drops even with spotty connectivity, and syncs automatically when back online.
Cordix gives window cleaning companies one platform for crews, buildings, equipment, and progress.