Scaffold
getscaffold.com
Operations data platform for residential trade contractors that pulls job data from homebuilder portals and contractor systems, keeps them in sync, and creates jobs and purchase orders.
Overview
Scaffold is an operations data platform for residential construction. It sits between homebuilder portals, trade contractors' own software and supplier systems, pulling job data from each and mapping it into one shared record, so contractors don't have to re-enter purchase orders and schedule changes by hand.
The company describes three steps. Scaffold ingests job data such as purchase orders, plan details, documents, statuses and dates from builder portals and a contractor's system; translates it into a common format showing what work exists, its status and who owns the next action; and then creates jobs and schedules purchase orders in connected systems. A work dashboard lists items as new, needing reschedule or carrying updated documents.
Main capabilities
- Job data intake from homebuilder portals
- Common data format across systems
- Automatic job and purchase order creation
- Schedule change tracking and sync
- Work dashboard with status and ownership
Who it's for
Scaffold says it serves everyone in the homebuilding workflow: homebuilders, trade contractors and suppliers. Its site focuses on residential trade contractors that receive work from production homebuilders, in trades such as electrical, mechanical, roofing, cabinets, flooring, stucco and garage doors.
- Subcontractors
- Specialty trades
- Homebuilders
Pricing
Quote on request
Scaffold doesn't publish prices on its website; the site's call to action is to book a demo.
As listed on Scaffold's website in October 2026. Prices change; check with the company for a current quote.
The AI angle
Scaffold says it uses machine learning to translate job data from different builder portals and contractor systems into one common format. According to the company, the inputs include purchase orders, job and plan details, attached documents and status and date fields, and the output is a single record showing the work, its status and who needs to act next.
The company says that record then drives automation that creates jobs and schedules purchase orders in connected systems, keeping them in sync, and that Scaffold doesn't resolve changes without user approval.
Our coverage of Scaffold
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