SafetyCulture vs. Corfix
|
SafetyCulture |
Corfix |
|
| Timekeeping / crew punch-in and punch-out |
X |
✓ |
| Time tracking by cost code and project |
X |
✓ |
| Safety forms required before punch-out |
X |
✓ |
| Subtrade-specific document management |
X |
✓ |
| All features on every plan, nothing gated |
X |
✓ |
| Digital safety forms |
✓ |
✓ |
| Mobile inspections |
✓ |
✓ |
| Incident reporting |
✓ |
✓ |
| Certification tracking with expiry alerts |
Partial |
✓ |
| On-site document access via QR code |
With third-party integration |
✓ |
| Support team with construction experience |
General support |
✓ |
How many apps does it take to run a construction site?
Most SafetyCulture customers in construction are running at least three tools to cover what one should handle: a safety and inspection platform, something for timekeeping, and some version of a certification or document system. Each one costs money. Each one requires training. And none of them talk to each other the way you need them to.
Corfix was built to replace that stack. Safety forms, timekeeping, certification tracking, project documentation, and site-level visibility in one platform, with every feature available from day one. Nothing locked behind a higher plan.
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.
Safety that’s part of the job, not an extra step.
With Corfix, you can require a safety checklist before a worker punches out. Not as a reminder. Not as a follow-up email. As a 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.
With Corfix, safety forms can be required before a worker punches out. Every completed form is logged, signed, and audit-ready the moment it’s submitted. Certs, SDS sheets, and fall protection manuals are accessible from any phone on-site via QR code. No binder. No office trip. No version control problem.
Thinking about making the move?
We have a limited-time offer running right now covering both Safety and Timekeeping for growing construction teams. It won’t be around for long, and the details are worth a conversation.
Trusted by crews at Covertite, Smith and Long, Bellai Alliance, Zehr Group, and Bassi
