Assignar vs Rhumbix

Assignar is construction operations software for contractors coordinating work between office teams and fieldworkers. Teams can plan orders and allocate workers, equipment, and crews by day; field teams can submit site diaries, quantities, timesheets, and other job updates through digital forms. The service is available on the web and through Android and iOS apps, and lists project scheduling and project financials among its capabilities. Connected integrations include Acumatica, Sage, Foundation, Xero, QuickBooks Online, MYOB AccountRight, Workbench, simPRO, and Employment Hero. Public API access is available as an add-on, with endpoints for scheduling and time-tracking data. Assignar says its data is encrypted in transit using TLS and at rest on its servers; its Trust Center lists SOC 2 Type 1 and ISO 27001. The company says it was founded in 2014 to serve self-performing general contractors and subcontractors, and that it serves more than 800 contractors globally. Pricing is tailored to team needs and available on request. Assignar says its team guides customers through setup and offers a demo. Scheduling must be enabled for an organization and added to its plan.

Rhumbix is a field-first workforce management platform for construction, giving contractors visibility into labor and job costs. Its tools capture payroll-ready timecards, track clock-ins, hours, overtime, and mandated breaks, and let workers use a shared kiosk device with identifiers such as PIN codes. Field workflows include production and time-and-materials tracking, daily construction reports, labor compliance reporting, and configurable customer forms. Phone users can capture timecards offline and sync them after reconnecting. Field Analytix provides reporting and performance insights; Data Explorer builds custom reports and dashboards without code. Rhumbix lists connections with Procore, Autodesk, Oracle, SAP, Sage, Viewpoint, COINS, QuickBooks, and ComputerEase, including bidirectional flows with ERP and project-management systems. Nearly all data has public REST API endpoints, and standard file exports are available. It supports Android, iOS, API, and web. Pricing requires contacting Rhumbix, and each login counts as a user license. Rhumbix says it is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant and encrypts data in transit and at rest.