One system for
the entire event.
Planning, materials, execution, and cost work from the same data. When scope, progress, material status, or cost changes, every team sees the impact before it affects the schedule.
Disconnected tools create disconnected execution.
Most sites manage planning, materials, and cost in separate systems. A scope change may update the plan without triggering the material requirement or cost impact. EZTRAK connects all three, so every team works from the same current information.
Every handoff creates a delay
Scope, materials, and cost are re-entered across multiple systems, creating more work and more opportunities for information to drift.
One event should not have three versions of the truth
The field, office, and leadership reports often reflect different updates. EZTRAK keeps everyone working from the same current record.
Run the event instead of reconciling it
Teams spend less time comparing spreadsheets and contractor reports—and more time managing execution, risk, and decisions.
Each module can stand alone or work together through one shared data foundation.
Develop scope, build work packages, sequence activities, manage readiness, and capture daily field progress. Connects with Primavera P6 so the schedule remains authoritative.
Explore Pilot →Track materials from requisition through receiving, yard location, kitting, issue, return, and installation. Connects with SAP and Maximo so purchasing remains in the system of record.
Explore Flow →Track commitments, actuals, forecasts, and scope changes in one current view. Uses progress from Pilot and material cost from Flow to keep the financial outlook aligned with the event.
Explore Vault →Live in weeks. Easy to adopt.
All modules can be deployed as a standalone solution or as part of the EZTRAK ecosystem. Most users are trained in under 90 minutes, with rollout completed in weeks, not months.
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