Give every labour cost a clear place
Assign hours to defined work, so teams can see exactly how labour has been allocated—not just the total spent.
See which tasks are driving your labour costs.
Turn your clocking system data into a clear record of the work your team completed and the cost codes behind it.
What is a cost code?
Cost codes turn total hours into a clear view of what is driving labour costs. Assigning each clocked hour to work such as bricklaying, waterproofing, supervision or rework shows where labour is going.
Instead of seeing only who was on site and how long they worked, your company can see what that labour cost the job and make stronger job-costing and pricing decisions.
How cost codes work on WorkWeek
Select a site, select a cost code, then choose an employee. Clock them in using a verified face-matched photo with a geotag and timestamp. Then use the admin dashboard to see the full allocation breakdown and export reports by task, team, site or project.
Greater transparency around project costs.
Cost codes create a clear, itemised cost trail for the work completed on every project.
Make project conversations easier
A shared record gives project teams, finance and clients a clearer view of the work behind the cost.
Build trust with a transparent cost trail
When every hour is connected to a cost code, your business has a clearer record to support accountability, budget conversations and stronger client relationships.
See where your labour is going.
Turn clocking data into labour costs by task, team, site or project.
More than total hours
See whether paid time went to productive work, rework, supervision or another allocated task.
Assign time to the work
Link each employee's clocked hours to the task, activity, trade or job they worked on.
See labour by cost code
Review labour costs by cost code, task, team, site or project.
Spot overruns sooner
See when a task is taking longer than expected, while there is still time to act.
One shared record
Give site teams, project managers and finance the same view of labour.
Price future jobs with confidence
Use actual labour by task to build stronger estimates for the next job.
Make stronger pricing decisions
Actual labour by task helps teams estimate future jobs with more confidence.
