Reporting
Field updates, reports, evidence, versions and publication
Platform
SiteReport connects reporting, site operations, resources, cost context, external collaboration and accountable AI so the work, evidence and decisions stay traceable in one project record.
Six connected operating areas
Field updates, reports, evidence, versions and publication
Daywork, inspections, permits, actions, materials and deliveries
Teams, credentials, assets, equipment and project assignments
Expenses, currencies, cost codes, rate cards and approvals
Client portal, partner access, comments and controlled sharing
Human-reviewed AI, provider choice, MCP and cross-operation insight
Capture project-scoped field activity and turn it into reviewable reports without losing the source context behind the final record.
Connect incidents, risks, defects and observations to accountable actions with owners, due dates, evidence and verified close-out.
Run structured inspections and permit-to-work workflows against consistent project locations, zones and operational conditions.
Keep workspace membership, project assignments and operational credentials connected without turning SiteReport into a payroll or HR system.
Keep project spend, daywork, crew hours, materials, deliveries and cost codes attached to the field activity that created them.
Track equipment, vehicles and operational assets through project assignments, usage, inspections, availability and maintenance history.
Keep project documents, revisions, attachments and evidence linked to reports, inspections, incidents and actions.
Share approved information through controlled external surfaces without granting clients or subcontractors broad internal workspace access.
Use authorized operational context to draft and structure work while keeping provenance, schema validation and human review in control.
Use SiteReport-managed AI by default, support approved bring-your-own provider configurations, and expose governed tools to external AI assistants through MCP.
Support field-first capture with timestamps, shifts, locations, optional weather/GPS context and offline synchronization where connectivity is unreliable.
Keep every internal, external and AI-assisted workflow behind server-side tenant authorization, explicit lifecycle rules and traceable audit events.
AI review boundary
SiteReport-managed AI, approved customer providers and MCP clients all pass through the same authorization, provenance, validation and human-review boundaries.
Chain of evidence
From field update to published record
Field update
FU-16
Draft assist
Source-linked
Human review
Explicit Apply
Published record
Version 3
Each step stays visible: what was reported, what AI proposed, what a person accepted, and which version became the final operational record.
Risk + operational finance
Risks, actions, daywork, materials, deliveries, asset usage and expenses retain their project context so management can review operations without reconstructing the story across disconnected systems.
Operational control
Risk and expense review stay attached to the work
Open operational risk
Vehicle / pedestrian crossing
East access gate · linked to FU-16
Probability
Possible
Severity
High
Mitigation
Temporary marshal and separated pedestrian route required before next delivery window.
Expense awaiting review
Field Fuel Depot
KES 1,250.50
Generator fuel · original currency retained
Converted value
USD 9.69
FX source
Recorded provenance
Deliberate boundaries
AI assists and proposes; people retain approval, publication and privileged decisions.
Operational finance does not replace the general ledger, payroll or tax system.
Team credentials and crew hours support operations without becoming a full HRIS.
Documents start with governed versions and references rather than recreating a full BIM/CAD platform.
Inspections use governed templates rather than an unrestricted no-code workflow builder.
Location evidence is permission-based; SiteReport is not designed for silent continuous worker tracking.
Use a shared foundation for projects, reporting, operations, resources and accountability while adapting terminology to each environment.