FieldEase review

FieldEase is cloud-based field management software for construction teams using Deltek ComputerEase. Its stated purpose is to connect jobsite work with ComputerEase accounting and ERP, rather than operate as a general-purpose field app for any construction system.

The software digitizes several field-to-office workflows: employees can enter timesheets against jobs and cost codes, manage service work orders, and record field logs with site conditions, notes, sketches, and activity. Teams can also issue purchase orders, submit expenses, check approvals remotely, and access ComputerEase project management, job cost, and labor reports. Crew Builder is described as a way for crew leaders to enter daily timesheets for field personnel.

That puts FieldEase across labor, service, purchasing, and reporting—not just time tracking. The published information does not explain how records sync, what setup involves, or which ComputerEase versions are supported, so those are questions to settle before a switch.

FieldEase’s clearest strength is its focus on workflows that connect field activity with ComputerEase. Teams can enter labor by job and cost code, then submit timesheets to ComputerEase. That is more specific than a generic time clock: the stated workflow ties field labor records to job costing and payroll processes.

Its service features cover dispatch tickets, equipment histories, status updates, and service-code assignment. Field logs add a way to capture site conditions, notes, sketches, and project activity. For purchasing, the listed tools include issuing purchase orders, submitting expenses, and verifying approvals remotely. The product also provides access to ComputerEase project management, job cost, and labor reports.

• Labor: Timesheets, job and cost-code assignment, and Crew Builder for crew leaders entering daily records for field personnel.
• Service: Dispatch and ticket updates alongside equipment history and service codes.
• Purchasing and reporting: Remote purchase orders, expenses, approvals, and access to ComputerEase reports.

This breadth may matter to teams trying to cover several field workflows in one ComputerEase-connected application. The published material describes the features, but does not verify how well they work in practice.

The biggest purchasing drawback is price uncertainty. Pricing checked on November 6, 2026, is available only by quote; monthly and annual rates are not published. No starting price, plan names, add-ons, or free plan are listed, and free-trial availability is not published. That makes it difficult to compare FieldEase with a current tool or estimate the cost of a rollout before contacting sales. The pricing information is marked low confidence, so confirm terms directly.

There are no published seat, project, storage, or feature caps in the published material. That is not evidence that FieldEase has no limits; it means we cannot verify them. Ask for caps and overage terms in writing, along with any implementation or support charges, which are also not published here.

The stated fit is Deltek ComputerEase construction teams. The published information does not establish support for other accounting or ERP systems, and no Reddit discussions were provided to corroborate the feature claims or surface common user complaints. Buyers should verify compatibility, workflow details, and references before switching.

The available pricing information lists FieldEase as quote-only. It does not publish a starting price, plan names, tier prices, or monthly and annual rates. There is no published tier jump to compare, and no verified list of paid add-ons. The pricing information was marked low confidence, so treat the quote-only detail as a starting point for verification, not a complete price sheet.

That leaves the main buying question unanswered: what changes the quote? Ask FieldEase to itemize user counts, included features, onboarding, support, contract length, renewal terms, and any fees for connecting to Deltek ComputerEase. Confirm whether Crew Builder, mobile reporting, purchasing, and service work orders are included or priced separately. Those terms are not published on the vendor's site. Without a written breakdown, we can’t compare FieldEase’s total cost with another field tool or estimate the cost of adding crews later.

FieldEase is built to connect field workflows with Deltek ComputerEase, so the first switching question is whether your accounting and ERP setup is ComputerEase. The published information does not describe a migration process, implementation timeline, supported imports, or data-export formats. We can’t estimate migration effort from the available details.

Before signing, ask which records move in and out: timesheets, service orders, field logs, purchase orders, attachments, and historical reports. Confirm who handles setup, whether exports remain available after cancellation, and whether leaving carries fees. Those details are not published here. We also don’t have Reddit posts or comments to support claims about why customers leave FieldEase, so we won’t present unverified complaints as user feedback. If you are switching away, get written confirmation that you can retrieve the records your payroll, accounting, and project teams need before ending access.