Eyrus vs MSite

• Onboarding and vetting: Eyrus Workforce collects worker name, cell phone, trade, company, certifications, signatures and custom fields, shows multilingual videos, documents and presentations with engagement tracking, and can run background checks. MSite's Pre-Site package invites workers by email to build one profile with Right to Work documents, CSCS card validation, visas and work permits, and runs online inductions in more than 30 languages, set by company, site or role.
• Access hardware: Eyrus lists badges and printers, card readers, turnstiles, vehicle access control, access-controlled trailers and restrooms, kiosks and hand scanners, with zone permissions and sub-access permissions for subcontractors, plus BLE beacons and badges read at entry/exit points and work zones. MSite sells MSite Face and Face Mini facial recognition stations, the Pod (a container with a full-height turnstile, biometric reader and lockable door) and full- and half-height turnstiles; its FAQ says Face and Face Mini detect photographs or AI-generated images and deny access (vendor statement).
• Time and payroll: Eyrus offers worker app check-in, a worker app or digital badge tapped against a foreman app, kiosks, hand scanners, BLE tracking and access logs, creates a timesheet for each worker, says zones can track work areas or different wage rates, and sends data to common payroll systems. MSite's On-Site package records arrival and exit through Face Mini stations or app location check-in, with timesheets, digital briefing and toolbox talk records, delivery scheduling and fatigue management.
• Supply chain: MSite's Supply Chain Assurance maps Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 and lower-tier subcontractors and labour providers per project, links each worker to the organisation recorded as employing or engaging them, surfaces unverified, unexpected or previously flagged organisations and sole-supplier dependencies, and can be piloted on one project; its FAQ says it does not guarantee legal or regulatory compliance. Eyrus lets subcontractors manage their own workforce and work zones; the Eyrus pages we read do not describe a multi-tier supply chain map.
• Services and site security: Eyrus says it can staff worker badging, visitor management, worker and vehicle check-in, timesheets and compliance reporting, video surveillance, and weather and emergency monitoring and evacuation, and that it syncs video clips with access logs. MSite lists visitor management, RAMS, labour requisitioning and social value reporting on workforce diversity, training and community engagement.
• Communication and reporting: Eyrus sends SMS to saved worker groups (site, safety, urgent, weather and emergencies) and reports headcounts, workhours, zones, certifications, local wage and regulations and fatigue on project and portfolio dashboards. MSite offers workforce and supervisor apps and reports on attendance, briefings and site activity.
• Integrations: MSite's Procore integration maps Procore projects, syncs workers to the Procore directory and populates Procore timesheets and daily log timecard and manpower entries from its sign-in data; it also names Autodesk. Eyrus says its timesheets go to common payroll systems; the pages we read do not name them.
• AI tags: both stay Not AI-first. Eyrus's homepage now leads with Lens, which it calls a field-ready A.I. worksite assistant that answers questions and sends recurring reports and alerts by text, email or chat, but registration, time and access remain the core. The MSite pages we read do not describe AI beyond its face readers rejecting AI-generated images.
• Pricing (checked Oct 20, 2026): neither publishes prices. Eyrus's pricing page describes a consult-and-proposal process (usually same day) with base software and data connections at a monthly price plus on-site hardware, barriers and readers on purchase or lease. MSite sells Pre-Site, On-Site and In-Site packages, each with Get a Quote and no figures.
• Not used here: MSite's customer, worker, project and years-in-business counts, its site-theft cost claim and "trusted by" lines, Eyrus's admin-time and reporting-time claims, and both vendors' customer quotes and case-study figures. Neither tool has been tested by Means & Methods Lab.

Paraphrased from the sources listed above. Vendor claims are reported as claims.