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When you sign up, Jig creates a brand-new organization for you — it's the boundary everything else lives inside, and it never merges with anyone else's. Your organization comes …

Jig doesn't give everyone the same view. What you see is tied to your seat type, and it's worth understanding up front so you're not hunting for a tab that was never going to sh…

Before you build a budget, decide how you want your cost codes to read. Settings → Cost codes gives you two vocabularies: division numbers (the CSI 01–48 numbering scheme archit…

Pay applications live under Billing → Pay applications . Jig prints its own plainly worded version of the standard contractor's-application format — if your contract specificall…

If you ever see a pay application where the amount due comes out negative, that's not a bug — it's Jig correctly telling you a credit is owed back to the owner, most often becau…

The Reports tab is one report builder, not a pile of fixed templates — it works the same way whether you're pulling one project or your whole portfolio. Steps Pick a register — …

Settings → Plan is where you manage seats and see what's included. Full licence (office/PM): $39.99 per user per month, or $407.90 per user per year (15% off). Field licence: th…

The Risk tab is separate from Delay events (see Filing a delay event ) — think of Risk as "what could still happen," and Delay events as "something that did happen and needs a t…

The Delay events tab is where you document something that actually happened and track it through to an extension of time (EOT), the way a real claims process expects. Steps Log …

Daily logs are the field seat's home base — weather, crew, equipment, notes, and photos, one entry per day per project. Steps Open Daily logs and start a new entry. Weather fill…

HSSE is on by default for field seats — a safety module you can't write to from the field isn't much use, so this is one of the few things a field seat can fully create on its o…

Steps Open Punch list and add a new item. Describe it, and tag the area, trade, and the company responsible. Set a priority and a target closing date. Attach a photo — it travel…

The Inspections & tests tab runs on whichever inspection framework your project is set up for — commercial ITP, industrial ITP, or a USACE-style three-phase (preparatory, in…

Jig doesn't have a separate takt-planning module — takt is a mode on your existing Schedule tab. A project left in its default CPM mode works like an ordinary critical-path sche…

Jig opens 29 file types directly in the browser — no download required to take a look. Two of the more technical ones are worth their own walkthrough: DXF (2D drawings) opens wi…

Steps Go to Settings → Integrations and connect QuickBooks Online — you'll sign in through Intuit and pick the QuickBooks company (or companies) you want to link. Tell each proj…

These four are Jig's free integration set — no separate cost, and they're account links rather than a deep data sync, so they're the fastest ones to set up. Steps Go to Settings…

If you've been invited to a Jig project as a subcontractor, testing lab, commissioning agent, or consultant, you're set up as a scoped collaborator — free, and tied to your own …

Viewer access is free and unlimited — it's built for anyone who needs to see a project without doing day-to-day work in it: an owner, a client, a lender, or anyone else who just…