Proof of the day, written in two minutes.
Crew on site, work done, weather, photos. A daily record that settles arguments and backs your invoices.
Run the Project
Built for how the work actually flows.
Keep the crew, the customer, and the calendar pointed at the same finish date.
Two-minute end-of-day entry
Who was there, what got done, what blocked. The foreman finishes it before the truck cools.
Photos pinned to the record
Progress and problem photos attach to the day they happened, not a camera roll three months deep.
A record that settles arguments
Weather delays, customer-caused waits, extra work. Dated entries turn disputes into documents.
Progress the customer can see
Publish the highlights to the portal. Customers watch the job move without calling the site.
How it connects
Daily logs report against schedule milestones, flag delays into RFIs or change orders, and feed the progress photos customers love.
“A customer questioned a rain delay. I sent the dated log with photos. Conversation over.”
Exterior contractor, 6 crew
What if my foreman hates paperwork?
This is three fields and photos. Most foremans finish faster than rolling up the hose.
Can I require logs every day?
Yes. Missing-log alerts tell you which site went quiet before it becomes a habit.
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