Chime
UK construction site, operative on the gantry

Workforce visibility

Know who is on site. In real time.

See every operative on every site, the moment they swipe in. Stop your foreman being a debt collector. Stop the call to payroll on a Friday afternoon. Built on UK construction sites, by people who started on the tools.

Trusted by 422 UK contractors. Used by 61,000+ workers, every shift.

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No hardware requiredLive in 7 daysUK-based CSM you can phone

Trusted by 422 UK construction firms

AD Bly
Modular Interiors
Trainor Stone & Tile Limited
C3 Construction
Imperial Ductwork Services Ltd (IDSL)
Middlesex Ltd

The cost of doing nothing

Your foreman should not be a debt collector.

Most contractors we meet are running a side-hustle in chasing timesheets. That hour every Friday is the cheap version of the problem.

Ghost shifts on the timesheet

Hours that nobody can vouch for, signed off on a Friday because the alternative is paying the team late. Our customers tell us this typically lands as a 3-6% inflation on labour cost — until they switch to swipe-in.

Friday-afternoon payroll panic

Commercial directors making 14 phone calls because three timesheets are missing. Subbies threatening to walk if they are not paid by Tuesday. The same fire, every week.

A CIS deduction you cannot defend

HMRC asks for proof of who worked, when, where. The site folder has half the answer. The other half is in a foreman's WhatsApp. That is the moment you wish you had Chime.

We do not quote a UK-construction-fraud headline figure here because the published sources we have access to (HMRC, Build UK) do not isolate it cleanly. Numbers above are taken from customer interviews. If you want the workings, ask on the call.

How it works

Three things, on every site, every shift.

  1. 01

    Swipe in at the gate

    Operatives tap a card or app at the site entrance. Works on ground-level cabins, scaffolds, and refurb jobs without a Wi-Fi signal. No hardware to install.

  2. 02

    Live dashboard, on every site manager's phone

    Who is here, who is missing, who is overdue an induction or a CSCS renewal. The site manager sees the same view as the commercial team.

  3. 03

    Hours flow straight to payroll and CIS

    No double-entry. No "what does the timesheet say?" Friday afternoon. Hours land in Sage, Xero or BrightPay. CIS deductions are calculated automatically.

We used to spend the whole of Friday chasing timesheets. Now I know who has been on site by the time I have my first coffee. It just runs.

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Site team

UK Civils contractor (40+ live sites)

Customer interview, Q1 2026

Honestly though, what about Procore or Donseed?

Built for the people who actually pay the team.

ChimeProcoreDonseed
Designed for sub-100-employee subbiesYes — most of our customers are 20-150 headNo — built for tier-1 main contractorsYes
UK CIS deductions, RTI exports, CITB levy reportingBuilt in, no add-onsVia integration partnersYes
Site manager phone viewYesYesYes
Average go-live7 days60-90 days14-30 days (public guidance)
You can phone your CSM and they answerYes — UK basedTier-based supportYes

Comparison written from publicly available product information and customer interviews. We do not claim competitor weaknesses we cannot evidence.

Common questions

What site managers actually ask us.

Built for the way UK construction is actually regulated

HMRC RTI-readyDirect payroll exports
CIS-compliantAuto-deduction calc
CITB / CSCS awareCard + qualification tracking
ISO 27001Audited data security

Built by a team that started on the tools.

Chime was built on a UK construction site, not in a Silicon Valley boardroom. Our founders carried clipboards before they wrote code. That is why the product makes sense to your foreman the first time he opens it.

Ready when you are

See it on a real site, in 20 minutes.

One walkthrough. We will use one of your sites as the example. No deck. If it is not the right fit we will tell you.

20 minutesOn a real siteUK based team

If we are not right for you we will say so. We do not believe in pushing software into a business that does not need it.