Site diary
The day written down as it happens, not reconstructed on Friday afternoon.
- Browser
- Phone and tablet
- For site managers
- For directors and owners
The site diary settles arguments about what happened on a given day, and it is the record most often written from memory a week later.
What it does
- Record the day from the phone while standing in it, with or without signal
- Log activity on the phone’s Home: anybody on the team says what they did, adds photos and taps what held them up, in about ten seconds, with no hours to fill in
- Turn what held somebody up into a delay record, with the cause already filled in
- Attach photographs taken the same day
- Capture the weather, the labour on site and what was actually done
- Mark a day as closed with no work carried out, and say why
Why it matters on site
A diary written on the day is worth something in a dispute. One written from memory is worth an argument. Doing it on the phone at the end of the shift is the difference.
Which plan
This is included in every plan, from £149 a month. Plans differ by how many people they seat, not by what the software does. See pricing.
How to use it
The manual page for this is in the Help Centre, and it is the same guide SiteBot reads inside the app. Read the guide.