Field
Field and shift reporting by voice
The best record of the day is in a supervisor's head at 6 p.m. Typing a daily log competes with locking up the site or handing over the line. Delays, shortages, and near misses show up late, or not at all. This agent takes a phone call and writes the log in your format: progress, delays, crew or line, materials, and anything that needs a safety or quality follow-up.
WORKFLOW
How the system runs
A supervisor calls in the shift. The agent writes the log, splits safety, and files it in the project system.
Channel
Field phone
Channel
Speech to text
Agent
Field agent
Memory
Call memory
Vector DB
Form / SOP store
Integration
Project / plant system
Write-back
Daily log
Human
Safety owner
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- Memory
- Vector DB
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- Human
- Write-back
How it runs
01
Use the log you already require
We start from the daily report, shift handover, or toolbox form your teams are supposed to fill in. The agent asks for those fields, in the order a tired person can answer.
02
Capture the call
The supervisor speaks normally. The agent reads back names, quantities, and locations before it files anything ambiguous.
03
Split safety from production
Injuries, near misses, and stops get their own record and a named recipient. They are not buried in a paragraph about weather or scrap.
04
File where the project lives
The note lands in the project folder, the plant system, or the email list that already reads the log. People edit it. The call stays attached.
Where it shows up
Daily site reports
Superintendents call in crew counts, deliveries, delays, and visitors. The report is on file before they leave the gate, and safety items are split out.
Press and finishing handover
Leads call the next shift with run status, waste, and a hold. The incoming lead gets a structured note instead of a whiteboard photo.
Shift handover on the line
Supervisors report downtime codes, shortages, and open quality holds by phone. Planners see the same fields the paper log used to ask for.
Questions we get
Do supervisors have to learn an app?
No. The interface is a phone call. If a team already likes a form, the agent can fill that form from the call rather than replace it.
What if the site is loud?
We test on real calls from the floor or the site. When a name or a number is unclear, the agent asks again instead of guessing.
Is a voice note a safety record?
Only the structured record you approve is the system of record. The audio is kept so a person can check it. Incident classification stays with your safety process.
Can it work in more than one language?
Yes, when the crew actually speaks more than one language on the job. We confirm the languages in discovery and test names, locations, and numbers in each.
Who edits the log?
The supervisor or the coordinator can correct the written note. Corrections are how we improve the questions the agent asks next time.
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