§ 01 / Glossary
Site daily report
Learn what crews should capture each day, how those records support payroll and costing, and why a digital workflow reduces delays and re-entry.
Updated 12 October 2026Reviewed by Matthieu Crétier
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What is Site daily report?
The site daily report is the daily record of hours, attendance, work, equipment and notes. A responsible worker, foreman or other appointed person can complete it by phone according to the company setup.
Key points
- •Plan crews and equipment and, if used, record optional morning presence separately from final hours.
- •With a connection, save and update entries; split one person’s day when work spans several sites.
- •A connection is also needed to finalise, send and synchronise reports.
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In practice
- •Plan crews and equipment and, if used, record optional morning presence separately from final hours.
- •With a connection, save and update entries; split one person’s day when work spans several sites.
- •A connection is also needed to finalise, send and synchronise reports.
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How archim handles it
- •Phone entry with a connection by the responsible person configured for the workflow.
- •Final hours, absences, activities and equipment remain tied to the correct project and can be corrected.
- •With a connection, save, update and finalise data directly against the job.
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