For traffic control companies
Plans, permits and billing for traffic control companies
Clients send requests and sketch the site on a real map. You design the plan, track the permit and bill every page and revision, without spreadsheets or phone tag.
Your clients sketch on real maps, you produce the plan
Clients drop arrows, cones and closures on the map instead of describing the site over the phone. You see exactly where the lane closure goes and get the plan out faster.
Pick a tool above, then tap the map
Every request, revision and status in one view
Traffic plans, management plans and permits move from requested to approved. Tap a card to move it to the next stage.
Clients send requests themselves
Share a link. Your client fills in the form, picks what they need, attaches files and draws on the map. No login. The request lands in your pipeline right away.
- No login needed
- Clients open the link and fill in the form.
- Built-in map editor
- Clients draw what they need on the map.
- Instant notice
- You hear about it as soon as a request comes in.
Create a submission link
Clients use this link to send you plan requests. No login needed. They can attach files and draw on a map.
Permits renewed before they lapse
Track every permit for every municipality. An expired permit can stop your client's job, so Heavicon warns you 30, 14 and 7 days before it runs out, and renewal is one click.
City of Surrey
City of Burnaby
City of New Westminster
City of Coquitlam
Bill for every page and every revision
Heavicon tracks every plan page, revision and management plan, so work you already did doesn't go unbilled. Pick the plans, check the prices and make a PDF invoice.
- Per-page and revision pricing
- Set rates per page and charge for revisions.
- Client-specific pricing
- Different rates for different clients.
- PDF invoices
- A clean invoice in one click, GST included.
- Payment tracking
- Each invoice goes from draft to sent to paid.
Unbilled plans
See it with your own plans
Bring a recent plan request and permit. We'll walk through the same job in Heavicon.