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Leave the walk with the details recorded.

A fitting still to install, paintwork to finish or a tile to replace. Capture it in the field app with photos, location, trade and priority while the context is clear.

The way it usually goes

  • Photos and handwritten notes still need to become a useful list after the walk.
  • A photo loses its meaning when the room, trade or next step is missing.
  • The office needs the same details the site team has just recorded.

Illustrative current product workflow.

Capture while you are there

Use photos, voice or video to record the work. AI-assisted capture helps prepare the details for you to review.

Location stays with the item

Keep room and location fields with the photos, and use floor-plan pins where available in your plan.

Work through a clear list

Organise items by project and list, then use status and priority to find what needs attention.

For site supervisors

How the work comes together.

Capture the details, make responsibility clear and keep progress connected to the same record.

  1. 1

    Walk the area

    Record the outstanding work and defects, room by room.

  2. 2

    Check the details

    Review the prepared fields and make sure the location, description and trade are clear.

  3. 3

    Follow the work

    Return to the project list to review progress and the supporting evidence.

Common questions

Can the same workflow handle punch lists and defects?

Yes. Project lists can record incomplete work and defects with photos, locations, responsibility and status. The current app labels these records defects; both use the same capture and reporting workflow.

Does reporting use the same site records?

Yes. Choose which records belong in the report, then generate a PDF with the captured photos and details. The sample report shows the current output.

Are contractor WhatsApp replies available now?

No. WhatsApp contractor updates are a forthcoming option. Your demo covers the current app, desktop workspace and reporting; any future workflow is identified separately.