Project execution

Atoriz OPS

Run OPS after the estimate becomes a real project: scope, budget, field activity, draws, and decisions in one operating layer.

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Projects Manage active jobs with the budget close to the work.
Controls Track activity, draws, vendors, and execution risk.
$149/mo Individual trial with exact monthly usage tracking.

Why OPS

Keep the project connected to the numbers that justified it.

OPS is for execution teams after acquisition. It keeps work packages, budget movement, approvals, and field evidence connected to the plan.

Run the work Keep every active project organized around scope, cost, and progress.
Protect margin Spot changes, overruns, and missing decisions before they become surprises.
Manage the Money Actively manage draws and payments.
Close the loop Feed real execution outcomes back into pricing and future acquisitions.

Workflow

From approved scope to controlled execution.

1 Start the project Open work from the estimate, budget, or acquisition plan.
2 Manage activity Track project actions, field updates, vendor work, and decision points.
3 Review money movement Keep draw review, approvals, and budget changes tied to the project record.

Pricing

Use OPS alone or combine it with Scope or Recon.

Business self-serve includes 10 users and moves to sales review above 10 users.

OPS Individual $149/mo or $1,399/yr
  • 5 OPS projects/mo
  • 500 OPS actions/mo
  • 7-day trial
Start trial OPS Business $399/mo or $2,999/yr
  • 25 OPS projects/mo
  • 2,500 OPS actions/mo
  • 10 users included
Buy business Execute $179/mo or $1,899/yr
  • Scope + OPS
  • 30 Scope estimates/mo
  • 8 OPS projects/mo
  • 7-day trial
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FAQ

Questions about OPS

What is OPS?

OPS is the project execution product in Atoriz. It helps teams manage active renovation work with scope, budget, field activity, draws, vendors, and decisions in one place.

Who should use OPS?

OPS is for operators, construction teams, investors, and renovation professionals who need project work to stay connected to the budget and plan.

What counts as an OPS project?

An OPS project is an active renovation or property execution record managed in OPS. Plan limits are listed in pricing and the billing flow tracks usage.

What is an OPS action?

An OPS action is a tracked operational activity in the project workflow, such as an update, task, approval, vendor event, or draw-related event.

Does OPS replace my contractor or project manager?

No. OPS gives teams a shared operating layer, but it does not replace licensed professionals, field supervision, contract management, or local compliance responsibilities.

Can OPS track draws and budget movement?

Yes. OPS is designed to keep draw review, approvals, vendor activity, and budget changes tied to the project record.

Can I use OPS without Recon or Scope?

Yes. OPS is available as a standalone product when the work is already in execution and you need project control without adding discovery or estimating.

When should I choose Execute?

Choose Execute when you need Scope plus OPS, so estimating and project execution stay connected from the first scope through field work.

What happens after a project closes?

The project record keeps decisions, changes, and outcomes connected so future estimates and acquisition reviews can learn from completed work.

Keep renovation execution accountable to the deal plan.

Use OPS when the work has moved from estimate to jobsite.

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