Construction & project management
Raken
Raken is a construction field management platform with web and mobile apps, built so crews can record what happened on a jobsite while they are still walking it. It covers daily progress reporting, time and production tracking, safety and quality management, and project documentation, and is sold to general contractors, subcontractors and heavy civil firms of all sizes.
Field crews collect data on mobile and add notes, photos and videos that sync to the web app in real time, and the system generates a shareable branded PDF daily report. Time is logged through flexible entry options including a time clock and kiosk mode, with material and equipment use tracked alongside it, and everything lands in dashboards that show project performance. Safety and quality run on managed checklists, field observations with photo and video attachments, digital incident capture, and toolbox talks that can be bulk-scheduled across projects with attendance tracked; yearly work-related illness and injury data can be submitted to OSHA from the platform. Project management adds RFIs, submittals and document management.
The company says it serves all types of general contractors and subcontractors throughout the US and beyond, and is used by 40,000+ construction contractors. It provides more than 100 toolbox talks covering injury prevention, situational awareness and equipment handling. The platform integrates with project management, accounting and payroll and cloud storage systems including Procore, Autodesk BIM 360, FOUNDATION, Sage 100 Contractor, Sage 300 CRE, Viewpoint Vista and Egnyte. Its office address is 703 Palomar Airport Rd, Suite 300, Carlsbad, CA 92011, with sales at 858-290-4477 and support at 866-438-0646.
Pricing is not published. Raken says pricing is custom and built to fit a company's needs, quoted by phone or email, and offers a free trial with access to every feature including unlimited projects and users; data entered during the trial is retained if an account is reactivated.
Best for
General contractors, subcontractors and owner's reps who need daily field documentation, crew hours and safety records in one app. Less suited to buyers who want published per-seat pricing, since Raken quotes custom pricing.
What they do
- Digital daily progress reports
- Photo and video field documentation
- Time tracking with time clock and kiosk mode
- Production, material and equipment tracking
- Safety checklists, observations and incident capture
- Toolbox talks with attendance tracking
- Quality management
- RFIs, submittals and document management
- Field dashboards and project insights
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Offices | Carlsbad, CA |
| How they charge | Pricing is custom and quoted rather than published; a free trial covers every feature, including unlimited projects and users. |
What stands out
- States it is used by 40,000+ construction contractors.
- Provides more than 100 toolbox talks that can be bulk-scheduled across projects with attendance tracked digitally.
- Integrates with Procore, Autodesk BIM 360, FOUNDATION, Sage 100 Contractor, Sage 300 CRE, Viewpoint Vista and Egnyte.
- Yearly work-related illness and injury data can be submitted to OSHA directly from the platform.
Common questions
- What does Raken actually do?
- It is a web and mobile construction management platform for documentation from the field to the office. Field crews collect project and jobsite data through the day — time cards, work logs, surveys and photos — and it is compiled automatically into a branded PDF report sent to the office, while office teams see the same field data in the web app in real time.
- Does Raken integrate with other construction software?
- Yes. Raken says it integrates across project management, accounting and payroll, and cloud storage, naming Procore, Autodesk BIM 360, FOUNDATION, Sage 100 Contractor, Sage 300 CRE, Viewpoint Vista and Egnyte among its integrations.
- How much does Raken cost?
- Raken does not publish prices. It says pricing is custom and built to fit a company's needs, and asks buyers to email or call for a quote. A free trial gives access to the full feature set, including unlimited projects and users, and converts to a paid plan only if the buyer upgrades.