How does Corfix compare to SiteDocs feature by feature?

What SiteDocs covers. What Corfix covers.

 

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What does SiteDocs not include for construction teams?

SiteDocs was built for safety programs. Corfix was built for construction operations.

SiteDocs was built for safety programs. If you’re running a construction operation, you’ve probably noticed the edges: your time cards live somewhere else, your crew schedule lives somewhere else, and when something doesn’t line up, you’re the one manually reconciling it. That’s not a workflow problem. That’s what happens when you use a safety tool to run an operation that needs more than safety.

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Why are construction teams running multiple apps alongside SiteDocs?

How many apps does it take to run a construction site?

Most SiteDocs customers in construction are running at least three tools to cover what one platform should handle: a safety and compliance platform, something for timekeeping, and some version of a scheduling or crew management system. Each one costs money. Each one requires training every time you hire someone new. And none of them share data the way you actually need them to.

Corfix was built to replace that stack. Safety forms, GPS-verified timekeeping, payroll-ready exports, crew scheduling, certification tracking, and project documentation are all in one platform from day one. Nothing is locked behind a higher-tier plan.

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What does Corfix do that SiteDocs can’t?

Safety that’s part of the job, not an extra step.

With Corfix, you can require a safety form completion before a worker punches out. Not as a reminder, not as a follow-up email, but as a built-in condition of the punch-out itself. Participation improves because the process makes it unavoidable, and every completed form is logged, signed, and audit-ready the moment it’s submitted.

Your crew can pull up SDS sheets, fall protection manuals, and equipment guides from their phone via QR code on-site. No binder, no office trip, no version control problem.

When the week wraps up, timekeeping data exports in a format your payroll team can actually use, drawn from GPS-verified field hours. Corfix exports time data in payroll-ready formats including CSV and PDF, with native integrations for QuickBooks Online and Sage 50 CAD. SiteDocs has no timekeeping module and no equivalent to any part of this workflow.

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Why does it matter that Corfix builds only for construction?

A platform built for one industry, not every industry.

Corfix builds only for construction. Every feature on the roadmap exists because a contractor asked for it. The integrations, Procore and Acumatica, are the ones construction operations actually use. And every Corfix account gets the same hands-on support: dedicated, in-person when it matters, and not gated behind a higher-tier plan. SiteDocs, like most platforms, reserves that level of service for their largest customers.

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What do SiteDocs users say before switching to Corfix?

What construction teams running SiteDocs tell us when they’re evaluating a switch.

Timekeeping is a problem they still have to solve. SiteDocs has no punch-in, no cost-code time tracking, and no payroll exports. Teams using it for safety are running a separate system, or nothing at all, for time. That gap doesn’t go away as the platform grows.

Forms must be built inside the system. SiteDocs does not allow forms to be imported. All forms must be built within their platform, and complex builds typically require their Content Specialist team. Adjusting workflows often requires a support request rather than a self-serve edit.

Support is tiered. Like most platforms, SiteDocs reserves its highest level of account support for larger customers. Every Corfix account gets hands-on, dedicated support regardless of size, and the team will show up in person when it makes a difference.

Reporting costs extra. Access to analytics and compliance dashboards varies by pricing tier. Teams that need reporting visibility are often on a higher plan than they expected.

The ownership picture has changed. SiteDocs was acquired by GoCanvas, which was then acquired by Nemetschek Group, a German AEC software conglomerate, in 2024. For Canadian and US construction contractors, that raises reasonable questions about roadmap priorities, pricing trajectory, and how much weight a construction safety niche carries inside a large enterprise holding company.

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What do customers say about switching to Corfix?

What a difference it makes in practice.

Bassi Construction switched to Corfix and saved the equivalent of a full-time salary in administrative overhead. Digitizing their safety forms alone freed up that much time and labour. That’s not a feature comparison. That’s what happens when software is designed around how your operation actually runs.

The crew at Smith and Long put it a different way.

“It’s very exciting that there’s something easy that makes people want to do safety documentation. And the resources, you’re plugging in all your resources and the binders, that’s massive.” — Joe Pellerino, Chief Health and Safety Officer, Smith and Long

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How hard is it to switch from SiteDocs to Corfix?

Thinking about making the move?

Whether you’re coming off SiteDocs or evaluating it for the first time, getting started with Corfix takes less than a week. Your most-used forms are rebuilt during onboarding, your workers and certification records come over, and your crew is up and running without a long disruption to the way your sites operate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Corfix integrate with Procore? Yes. Corfix has a native Procore integration available on the Procore Marketplace. It syncs forms, documents, workers, and projects bidirectionally between the two platforms.

Does SiteDocs integrate with Procore? SiteDocs does not have a native Procore integration. A custom API build is required, which involves additional development cost and setup time.

Does Corfix include timekeeping? Yes. Corfix includes GPS-verified timekeeping with crew punch-in and punch-out, cost-code time tracking, and payroll-ready exports in CSV and PDF formats, with native integrations for QuickBooks Online and Sage 50 CAD.

Does SiteDocs include timekeeping? No. SiteDocs is a safety-only platform and does not include timekeeping, crew scheduling, or payroll exports.

Who owns SiteDocs now? SiteDocs was acquired by GoCanvas, which was subsequently acquired by Nemetschek Group, a German AEC software conglomerate, in 2024.

Can I migrate my SiteDocs forms to Corfix? SiteDocs forms cannot be imported directly into Corfix due to differences in form architecture. Your most-used forms are rebuilt during onboarding by the Corfix team. Workers, certifications, and project records transfer over, and historical documentation is preserved.

Is Corfix only for Canadian contractors? No. Corfix is headquartered in Canada and serves contractors across Canada and the United States.

Does Corfix include crew scheduling? Yes. Crew scheduling is a native Corfix module available as an add-on to the base Safety platform.

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