Miter Job Costing vs mJob

Miter Job Costing is part of a construction platform that combines payroll, compliance reporting, and labor costing for contractors. It tags labor and expenses to jobs and cost codes, then sends the detail to a contractor’s ERP or accounting system. Users can import a chart of accounts and configure cost codes and general-ledger mapping. Miter allocates payroll taxes, workers’ compensation, and benefits across jobs, phases, and cost codes; recurring reimbursements, paid time off, and per diems can also be job-costed. Named integrations include Sage, Acumatica, NetSuite, QuickBooks, Xero, Sage 300 CRE, Viewpoint Spectrum, Viewpoint Vista, CMiC, and Foundation, with custom integrations available through the REST API. Field teams have more than eight time-entry methods, including a mobile app, kiosk, and supervisor entry. Miter’s Production tool tracks equipment usage, materials, and quantities from the jobsite. The service is available on Android, iOS, and the web, as well as through an API. Miter offers onboarding and training and says email support responds the same day. Pricing is on request, based on company size, headcount, and products used.

mJob is construction time tracking and field management software covering labor, equipment, materials, and field reporting. The Essentials mobile app supports real-time clock-ins and clock-outs, task switching, and offline time capture that syncs when a connection returns. GPS geofencing can issue jobsite radius alerts and attach location data to time entries. Essentials can automate overtime, shift differentials, travel time, and meal-break rules, including California break requirements. The broader platform includes digital daily logs, custom forms, analytics, document management, and real-time notifications. Enterprise adds equipment and material usage tracking, custom ERP integrations, advanced cost tracking and analytics, and multi-company support. Listed integrations include Sage, Viewpoint, Foundation, QuickBooks, Procore, ADP, CMiC, Oracle, COINS, and Paychex; custom integrations are also available. mJob runs on Android, iOS, and the web. Essentials offers a 14-day trial without a credit card, and users can cancel anytime. Pricing is on request. Essentials is designed for small and mid-sized contractors, while Enterprise is for complex, large-scale, and industrial construction projects.