While Trak is a comprehensive web-based job management platform, SafetyCulture's iAuditor app is a platform that focuses on conducting inspections and correcting safety issues with aspects of job management. iAuditor has three plan levels (Free, Premium & Enterprise) and as the Premium plan is the recommended version, we will be focusing on this for the comparison. iAuditor differs from Trak in that it solely focuses on functionality designed to help with conducting inspections, whereas Trak has the capability for extensive inspection reporting among its many other features. While iAuditor allows you access to a wide range of report templates available for their app, Trak's comprehensive Report Builder ensures you will likely not need pre-made report templates as you can fully customise your own.
On Trak, you only pay $1 per job. With that, you have access to all of the app’s base features. iAuditor’s premium plan (recommended) is $24 USD per user per month.
Trak allows for companies to add an unlimited number of users and subcontractors at no extra cost. iAuditor allows for an unlimited number of users, however each one adds to the overall cost.
Trak allows you to add an unlimited number of subcontractors who can create their own accounts and see all relevant job information. iAuditor does not appear to allow for the addition of subcontractors to your team.
On Trak, you’re able to adjust the permissions for any number of custom user groups you create so you have full control over what they can see. iAuditor also has a large number of permission settings for user control.
Trak has an in-depth profitability system that allows for accurate estimating by taking into account all expenses on a job. iAuditor does not allow for estimations as it has no job profitability features.
Trak has a comprehensive job profitability chart that allows you to track all expenses, costs and wages against the profits from the job to accurately determine how much money a job will net you. iAuditor has no distinct job creation feature and therefore does not allow for job profitability.
Trak integrates with Stripe and BPAY so that users can take automatic payments via credit card, bank transfer, or via instalment plans as well as allowing for manual payments such as credit card and cash payments. iAuditor does not have any sort of payment feature in-app.
Trak allows you to easily schedule you and your team to jobs, as well as adding non-job related items on the user calendar for events such as RDO’S or annual leave. iAuditor also allows you to schedule your team as well as scheduling tasks like inspections.
On Trak you can create custom quotes, and once approved, turn them into an invoice within seconds as well as sending them out to the client from the app. iAuditor does not allow you to create quotes or invoices.
Trak has a comprehensive SWMS system with the ability to create in-app as well as a variety of accredited SWMS templates available for purchase. iAuditor offers a large range of pre-built safety reports and SWMS as well as the ability to create your own.
Trak allows users to create completely custom report templates and for those to be completed on the jobsite – these could include things such as job completion reports or site checks. iAuditor has a similar report builder functionality letting you create custom report templates.
Trak allows users to attach files to jobs, quotes, invoices, SWMS and reports. iAuditor appears to allow you to attach files to tasks and reports.
On Trak, users are able to create tasks for both users and jobs, assign them and add due dates, reminders and notes. iAuditor has a similar tasks feature except it’s called issues.
While both apps let the user return to a job site any number of times at no extra cost, iAuditor only allows for the repeated use of reports and checklists for inspections on the site. Trak allows you to perform these actions as well as recurring quoting, invoicing, profitability updates and more.
Trak offers an automated integration with Xero, MYOB and Quickbooks. iAuditor does offer some integrations, however none of them are accounting software.
Trak is a progressive web app that can be easily accessed and saved to the home screen on your mobile. iAuditor has a web app and a native app available on the app stores.
Trak requires internet connectivity to be able to use our app. iAuditor only allows you to perform inspections through the mobile app while offline but has to be connected to the internet later to synchronise these.
Both apps have an extensive catalogue of knowledge base articles for reference on how to operate the applications.
Both apps have a series of training videos to help users learn to use the software.
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