Field reports, easy.
Ready for architect review before sharing.
Open item carried forward with fresh site context from today's note.
New attachment matched to lot 5 plumbing before the report is shared.
Drafted from notes, photos, and project history.
Water ingress still visible after Tuesday rain. Lot 5 gutter sealant failed.
The hard part is not the site visit. It is everything after it.
Field teams leave the site with notes, photos, attendee context, old issues, and new decisions.
Then somebody has to turn it all into a report people can trust.
From site capture to reviewed report.
Capture the work.
Type, dictate, attach photos, and mention project resources. The raw note stays flexible while Mark tracks what can become report-ready evidence.
Review the changes.
Mark suggests additions and updates in context. Your team edits, accepts, rejects, and applies only what belongs in the official report.
Capture the work.
Type, dictate, attach photos, and mention project resources. The raw note stays flexible while Mark tracks what can become report-ready evidence.
Review the changes.
Mark suggests additions and updates in context. Your team edits, accepts, rejects, and applies only what belongs in the official report.
Before, during, and after the visit. One reporting loop.
Before the visit.
Mark brings forward open observations, last report items, team context, and relevant documents so the visit starts from what is already known.
On site.
Capture notes, photos, decisions, and attendee context as the work happens. Mark keeps the raw material connected to the project record.
After the visit.
Review suggested report additions and updates. Apply only the changes that belong in the official record, then share with stakeholders.
Designed to fit the way you already report.
Mark works around existing project work: site notes, observations, meetings, documents, contacts, and reports. Your team reviews the official changes; Mark handles the repeat assembly around them.
Useful AI needs visible control.
Review-before-apply.
Every AI suggestion stays visible before it becomes part of the official report.
Project memory stays traceable.
Version history, report snapshots, review windows, and stakeholder remarks keep the record defensible.
Governed by default.
Role-based workspace access and audit trails keep observations, reports, and shares under team control.
