Property & built environment · Solution
The data is already there. Digest writes the report.
Daily logs, weekly progress, monthly client reports and the deck that follows them, all drafted from the cashflow, site activity and correspondence you already keep.
Somebody reads what already exists, translates it, and types it into the thing that actually goes out, on a schedule that doesn't stop. More projects just means more of the same.
3 days
counting fittings by hand for one tender
5 logs
rewritten into every weekly progress report
2×
the same numbers typed, once for the report and again for the deck
What it does
What Digest handles.
- 01
Daily site reporting
Crew, materials, plant, weather, incidents and delays: the log writes itself from what's already being tracked on site.
- 02
Weekly progress
Five days of site activity roll into one view with a safety summary, instead of being written a second time.
- 03
Monthly client reporting
The narrative drafts itself from the cashflow and correspondence on file, and explains why the numbers moved, so a person reviews rather than writes.
- 04
Board and client decks
The same data that produced the written report produces the slides, so nothing is assembled twice.
- 05
Estimating and takeoff
A first-pass takeoff comes back in hours rather than days of reading drawings and counting by hand.
See it working
Change what goes in, watch what comes out
The left column is what a site already records. The right is what has to go out. Change one and watch the other.
How it plugs in
How it plugs into what you already run
Two layers. The first one you almost certainly already have, and it is enough on its own to start.
What almost every firm already has
Microsoft 365 alone is enough to start from.
Specialised systems, where you have them
None required. Each one makes the output richer.
Writes the report from what's already recorded.
- Daily site logs and weekly progress
- Monthly client reports, in your format
- Decks from the same data
What goes out
Day-to-day site comms often run through WhatsApp or Teams rather than any of these, and that counts too.
Connect Microsoft 365
SharePoint, Excel, Outlook and Teams. That alone is a working starting point.
Hand over your templates
Reports come out in the format you already send, not a generic one.
Add the systems you have
Accounting, estimating, PM, CAD. Each one added makes the output richer.
Review instead of writing
Drafts arrive on the schedule they're due. A person checks and sends.
What Digest reads from
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