Daily progress reports
Turn the day’s notes, photos, and crew updates into a clear report, ready for a superintendent to review.
Turn jobsite updates into reports, safety records, and billable work.
One quick voice note, photo, or rough text update can become a clear daily report, a safety follow-up, organized crew time, or a change order draft.
“Crew finished the east-side flashing. We had to add another lift to get around the rooftop units, about two extra hours. Rain held us up after lunch.”
East-side flashing installation completed. Work extended around rooftop units.
Additional lift time noted. Confirm whether this was outside the original scope.
Updates happen between lifts, deliveries, and weather windows. RivetNote gives crews a simple way to get the important details down while they’re still fresh.
Talk through your workflowVoice note, jobsite photos, or a few lines of text from your phone.
RivetNote sorts the details into the right project records and drafts.
Your team checks the details, then shares the right record or PDF.
Keep daily progress, safety notes, crew time, and extra work connected to the job they came from.
Turn the day’s notes, photos, and crew updates into a clear report, ready for a superintendent to review.
Surface possible hazards and incidents from the update, with the context attached for a human to check.
Organize reported hours by crew and trade, so timesheets are easier to verify and send along.
Capture out-of-scope work while it is fresh and create a PDF draft for review and client sign-off.
Drafts and potential safety issues are surfaced for your team to review.
RivetNote is for contractors coordinating multiple crews and projects. Field teams share what happened in their own words; office teams get a consistent place to check the details and move work forward.
Made for mobile updatesSend a voice note, photo, or quick text from the jobsite.
Project context stays attachedKeep the note with the progress, crew time, and change it describes.
Your team stays in controlReview drafts before anything is sent to a client or subcontractor.
East-side flashing installation completed. Work extended around rooftop units.
See how RivetNote could fit the way your crews work.
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