Typed twice
A docket is written on site, then typed into a spreadsheet, then typed again into the claim.
Tunyl takes the admin that eats your week, dockets, progress claims, approvals and site paperwork, and runs it for you. The first system is live. The rest are on the way.

A docket is written on site, then typed into a spreadsheet, then typed again into the claim.
The paperwork that proves the work is in a ute, a WhatsApp thread and a tray on someone’s desk.
Site, office and directors each hold a piece. Nobody can see all of it on one screen.
Each one takes a whole job off a person’s plate. They share the same records, so the second system starts with everything the first one learned.
Photograph a docket. Tunyl reads it, checks it against the order, keeps the quantities ledger and drafts the progress claim.
Ask in plain words what has been delivered, what is waiting and what is owed. It answers from your records, not a guess.
Certifiers, engineers, authorities. Tunyl watches the clock on every approval and drafts the chaser when one goes quiet.
One board that shows what happened on site today, what the office still owes, and what the directors need to know.
Your SWMS and forms, re-shaped into each builder’s platform for each job, without rewriting them.
Photos, WhatsApp, email. No new app for the crew.
Anything it is unsure of goes to a person to tick. Nothing is guessed.
Ledgers, claims and chasers, ready to send. The typing is gone.
Tunyl is opening to a small group of Australian subcontractors first. Leave your email and we’ll hold you a spot.