Site daily report: what it is and what it is for | archim
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Site daily report
The site daily report is the daily document on which work hours, attendance, tasks performed, equipment used and notes on work progress are recorded.
Updated 3 September 2026Reviewed by Matthieu Crétier
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What is Site daily report?
The site daily report is the daily document on which work hours, attendance, tasks performed, equipment used and notes on work progress are recorded.
Key points
- •Each crew or worker records what they did during the day.
- •The information feeds payroll, cost calculation and lump-sum or measured billing.
- •On paper it is easy to lose, delay or have to retype.
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In practice
- •Each crew or worker records what they did during the day.
- •The information feeds payroll, cost calculation and lump-sum or measured billing.
- •On paper it is easy to lose, delay or have to retype.
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How archim handles it
- •Workers fill in the report from their phone in a few taps.
- •Hours and tasks automatically accrue against the right project.
- •The owner sees in real time who signed off, what was done and what it cost.
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