Site reporter
Super Agent · YP
Turns the site manager’s notes and photos into the daily report and site diary.
Turns the day’s notes and photos into the daily report for the project file and the client. Your site manager checks and sends it.
The work on the daily report starts at the end of the day. At a set time, the day’s notes, photos and site chat messages are collected.
Each report is written in your own format. It follows your own template for that project and for that client.
Delays, instructions and extra work are listed separately. They are linked to the variations log, because these are the points that matter later.
YP asks when something is unclear and does not guess. A photo without context or a note that conflicts with the schedule is flagged as a question for your site manager.
Your site manager approves every report. The site manager reviews the report, adjusts it and sends it, and no report reaches the client without their approval.
From the day’s notes, photos and site chat
With instructions, linked to the variations log
Every report, then it is filed as the site diary
YP drafts the daily report from notes and photos, so every delay and instruction is on record when you claim extra time or money.
Runs on your infrastructure. Drawings, prices, client and claims data never train a model.
Not a black box. An AI auditor checks that every task was done as intended and proposes improvements.
Every value links to the document, rule or record it came from. Every step is logged. A named person approves anything that leaves the building.
Works in your ERP, CargoWise, policy system, GIS and file shares. Nothing is replaced.

Quantities from the model or drawings, priced with your rates. Conflicts become draft tender questions. Your estimator decides.
Material lists per phase from the drawings or model, updated on every revision, with supplier prices and delivery dates. Your buyer orders.
Each change request priced from your rates, with its schedule effect and notice deadline. Your project manager approves.