A day in the life with Digital Foreman

The foreman pulls up and clocks in from a mobile phone before the day starts moving.

• Supported field records remain available for local capture when the jobsite is offline
• Device location can be recorded when available
• Photo capture starts a review-ready job record
• No cell signal is required to capture supported field records

Before a concrete pour, Digital Foreman checks the conditions that could affect warranty coverage and install quality.

• The crew sees that the temperature is too low for the required threshold
• A configured Admin safety policy can stop affected work when its threshold is crossed
• The team can save current NOAA/NWS conditions with the job record when data is available
• The job keeps a stronger record for warranty review

When the crew breaks for lunch and the phone gets signal again, the morning record syncs without anyone rebuilding the day by hand.

• Jobsite photos upload from the queue when a connection is available
• Morning time entries sync with the office
• Material usage updates stay tied to the project
• Records keep timestamps, enabled device-location context, and weather context together when available

The office can send a progress update and, when customer messaging is configured, the customer can review the proof in the portal instead of chasing texts, calls, and email threads.

• The customer can receive a progress notification when customer messaging is configured
• Approved photos can be available in the portal
• Change order review can happen while the work is still fresh
• The update stays connected to the job record

At the end of the field day, time entries are ready for review instead of being retyped from notes, texts, and memory.

• Crew time entries can export for payroll review when QuickBooks credentials are configured
• Draft-only sync keeps the office in control before finalizing
• Equipment hours can stay included with the same record
• Manual data entry no longer owns the evening

Queued field records can reduce evening paperwork, repeat entry, and follow-up about whether the office received crew time.

• Jobsite data is already in the system
• Current NOAA/NWS conditions can be saved with the job record when data is available
• Photos are organized by project
• Payroll review is ready for tomorrow

Queued field-to-office records can reduce evening paperwork, repeat data entry, and crew follow-up while keeping pending or failed sync states visible.

• Supported field records can be captured offline
• Queued records retain visible pending, failed, or conflict states until they sync or are reviewed
• NOAA/NWS weather documentation when data is available