Site Diary
Record and track all field activities
Site Diary is a simple tool used to collect data, track the progress of work, report on any events from the field and improve collaboration among teams and between the field and the office.
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The benefits of Site Diary ?
Save Time
Save an average of 45 mins per day per person when compared to using other methods
Resolve Disputes
A detailed diary helps to have tangible proof in the case of a dispute or claim
Get Paid
Get paid faster by having solid proof of the work that was performed
Track progress
Share progress and issues in real-time so risks are addressed immediately
Site Diary tells you who did what, where and when on your construction site
Get the whole story from your construction site
- Receive thorough updates
- Know what is happening on-site
- View photo documentation and videos
- Instantly receive notes and incident reports
- Monitor weather conditions
Share accurate data straight from the field
- Record and inform observations on the construction site
- Send details about construction site operations and challenges
- Send time-stamped photos, videos and attachments with tags and descriptions
- Capture productivity, safety protocols and general progress of the site
- Report about shift activities and resources (people, plants and materials)
Create a single source of truth for all your construction projects
Record all construction site data for future eventualities
- Report who did what, where and when
- Create daily progress reports
- Input precise and granular data regarding your construction sites
- Keep track of all changes at all times
- Compile construction data for future work and decisions
- Preserve a detailed trail of communications for future reference
Protect against claims
- Recover critical information quickly
- Provide proof during conflicts
- Give full documentation during the handover
- Show proof of compliance with standards and regulations
- Compare and contrast actual data with initial requirements
- Keep structured documentation to mitigate risk
- Provide evidence for legal, contractual and tender requirements