Field data delay
Information captured in the field arrives in the office hours or days later, after decisions have already moved on.
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Mobile · Punchlist
Punchlist for field execution intelligence.
Punchlist is positioned as a governed, field-to-office surface — not a standalone mobile feature. Cursor must confirm exact product positioning before publish.
Field reality
Three field pain themes Punchlist helps address.
Missing context
Photos, notes, and entries arrive without the location, trade, or activity they relate to.
Rework risk
Disconnected field updates lead to work redone, double-entered, or invoiced without supporting evidence.
Operational signals
Signals the field surfaces to the office.
- Capture without metadataPhotos and notes without job, location, or activity attached.Reduces searchability for downstream legal, warranty, and turnover use.
- Repeated late submissionsCrews submitting daily activity after cutoff for three or more days in a row.Highlights a coaching or staffing pattern, not a single missed day.
- Unread office responsesOffice comments and approvals not viewed by the originating field user.Indicates field workflow visibility gaps worth a session-level review.
- Repeat captures of the same itemMultiple field users capturing the same observation within the same shift.Suggests record-of-truth confusion to resolve at the project setup level.
Three-step loop
How Punchlist captures, recommends, and finalizes.
1
Capture in context
Field user records the entry against a job, location, and activity.
2
Governed recommendation
Platform suggests where the entry belongs, who should review it, and what record to draft.
3
Reviewed action
A human reviewer approves, edits, or rejects — the action is logged with originator and approver.
Capabilities
Punchlist capabilities
Contextual capture
Field entries are linked to job, location, trade, and activity at the point of capture.
Field-to-office sync
Entries are visible in the office workspace as soon as connectivity allows.
Role-aware routing
Reviewers and approvers are suggested based on role, trade, and project setup.
Auditable timeline
Each entry shows the originator, time, edits, approvals, and final state in one timeline.
What the AI does
Assistance, not automation.
AI assistance in this product is descriptive and recommendation-oriented. Final decisions stay with the field, office, or leadership reviewer.
Summarizes
Drafts a short summary of a daily or activity entry the user can edit.
Suggests
Suggests the most likely job, location, or recipient for a capture.
Flags
Flags entries missing context or that contradict an earlier entry.
Organizes
Groups related captures so the office sees one record, not five fragments.
Extracts
Extracts key fields from a photo, scan, or voice note for human confirmation.
Prepares
Prepares a draft record so review time is spent confirming, not retyping.
Outcome themes
Operational outcomes teams aim for.
These outcomes are illustrative and should be confirmed against active customer evidence before being used externally.
Faster field-to-office loop
Aims to shrink the gap between capture and office visibility from days to the same shift.
Cleaner operational evidence
Aims to raise the share of entries with full context attached at capture time.
Less back-and-forth
Aims to reduce reviewer follow-up needed to act on a field capture.
Who uses it
Roles touched by this surface.
Field teamsForemenSuperintendentsProject managersSafety leadsInspectorsOffice teamsExecutives
Related
Related mobile and lifecycle products
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Proof teaser
Evidence flow for this surface.
Governance & trust
Field intelligence under human control.
Mobile recommendations are advisory. People remain accountable for what gets submitted, approved, or sent to a customer.
AI proposes, people approve
Mobile recommendations are framed as suggestions. Field, office, and lead roles confirm before any record is committed.
Field and office in the same loop
Every field capture surfaces in the office workspace with the same context, timestamp, and originator visible to both sides.
Role-aware permissions
Foremen, superintendents, PMs, safety, and inspectors see only the workflows and records their role allows.
Audit trail by default
Capture, edit, approval, and submission events are logged so a record can be reconstructed without guesswork.
Tenant boundaries
Project, company, and tenant scopes are enforced; cross-tenant data is never blended in field views.
Explainable recommendations
Every suggested action shows the inputs it considered — photo, voice note, time entry, or related document.
Future readiness
Where this mobile surface is headed.
These directions describe roadmap intent — they are not commitments and must be confirmed by Cursor before publication.
Voice-first capture
Drafting entries from a voice note so field users keep their hands on the work.
Photo-assisted workflows
Suggesting record type and context from the content of a photo.
Offline-aware experience
Designing the capture flow so intermittent connectivity is the expected case.
Field-to-office intelligence
Routing captures to the right reviewer based on role and trade context.
Drawing intelligence
Tying field captures to the drawing sheet and revision they reference.
Governed recommendations
Recommendations stay advisory; people remain accountable for what is submitted.
See it on a live job
Walk a working Punchlist loop with our team.
We mirror your current field workflows on a sample job and show the governed recommendations your team would see in the first week.