Field Reporting

Daily reports your crew will actually file

BuildFlow turns the end-of-day scramble into a two-minute habit: one structured report per project per day, filled from a phone, drafted by AI from rough notes, and locked once it's finalized.

Structured, not freeform

Every report captures the same fields — weather, headcount, hours, crews on site, deliveries, delays, safety notes, and progress photos — so a month of reports reads like a project diary instead of a pile of texts. The one-report-per-project-per-day rule means there is exactly one place to look for any given day.

Finalize it and it stays put

Draft reports can be reviewed and edited by managers. Once finalized, a report becomes read-only — the record of the day is the record of the day. Owners keep an explicit correction flow that leaves the original visible, so disputes end with a timestamp instead of an argument.

It flags what's missing

BuildFlow's watchboard calls out active projects with stale or missing reports, so the gap gets caught Tuesday morning — not at the end of the month when the claim letter arrives.

Common questions

Can my crew file reports offline?

Yes. Weak-signal jobsites are normal — reports save on the device and sync automatically when coverage returns.

Does the AI make things up?

No. The AI assistant only structures what your crew wrote or dictated. Empty fields stay empty; it never invents facts.

Who can edit a finalized report?

Nobody edits it in place. Owners can attach a correction with their name and date on it — the original stays visible.

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