Simplogic for site
On a site you get asked for more than your own paperwork. Somebody wants to know what was done, when it was done, and who did it — for the whole job, months after everyone's left.
That record gets pieced together at the end, out of photos on six different phones and a delivery note somebody kept. This builds it as the work happens instead. Each bit of work goes down when it's done, by the man who did it, dated then and not later, and at handover it's already a pack rather than a fortnight of chasing.
What it's for
- The work as it happened
- Logged on the day by whoever did it, with the photos attached to the right part of the job.
- Handover
- The pack the client gets at the end, built up over the job rather than assembled at the finish.
- Inspections and sign-offs
- Scaffold checks, fire stopping, the things that get inspected on a cycle and have to be shown.
- Every trade on the job
- The men on site write up their own work, and it lands in one place without being retyped.
- Years later
- Somebody asks who did what in 2029. The answer's there, dated, and it holds up.
It isn't open yet
The part that keeps the record honest is built and tested. The rest of it — who's on the job, what they can see, how the work is laid out — is being built now, and it isn't something to open half-finished when the whole point is that the record holds. There's no sign-up here yet on purpose, because there's nothing behind it.
Building work of your own to invoice in the meantime?Simplogic for the trades is open and does your side of it today.