CribyardPlan by crew, equipment or job
See who is booked and where the iron needs to be. Create a booking from the job and keep its site and work order alongside the assignment.
Dispatch & resources
The right people.
The right iron.
A workable day.
Bring bookings, availability and resource checks onto one board. See the gaps before they become a morning of phone calls.
Talk about your shop ↗How the work flows
Make the plan with the whole shop in view.
Catch the gaps
Surface double bookings, unavailable equipment, lapsed inspections and expired crew credentials. Keep pending acceptances visible so the dispatcher knows who still needs a follow-up.
Send the plan into the field
Crew see their bookings on the phone. The people and equipment on the booking give the field ticket its starting point, so the crew adjusts the day instead of typing the plan again.
Connected to the rest of the shop
The board is only as useful as the records behind it.
Keep qualifications and time off with each person, and yards, inspections and service status with each unit. Share the crew and equipment pool across operating companies while keeping their job records distinct.
The practical details
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Yes. Crew and equipment can belong to a shared pool, with company-specific jobs, documents and numbering. Each person’s access determines which entities they can see.
No. Cribyard handles the operational schedule and surfaces recorded resource issues. Your lift planning and site safety decisions remain with the qualified people doing the work.
Your people. Your iron. Your way of working.
Let’s start with one of your jobs.
Walk through your crew, your rates and the handoffs that take too much time.
Talk about your shop ↗