The work comes out of the plan.
Not out of an email. The stage of the project opens the work it needs, with the site and the scope already on it.
Progress updates when the work closes on site, not when someone consolidates a spreadsheet.
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Everything the crew needs to know about the site travels on the task. Nobody has to call the office to find out what is up there.



Not out of an email. The stage of the project opens the work it needs, with the site and the scope already on it.
What was built there, what is installed, what the last visit found. The crew does not have to call the office to find out.
Each one sees their own work, with their own permissions, and reports in the form you defined, not in the one they use for another customer.
Photos, serial numbers, measurements and signatures, captured offline on the site and synced when the phone gets the signal back.
You build them: each one has its role, its trigger and what it may do.
Indicate the contractor for this project, and the deadline for finishing it.
Closes out scheduling tasks: picks a contractor approved for the project, sets the deadline inside the project window and leaves the task ready for execution. Posts one entry in the discussion with what it changed.
From a 2025 site rollout at a telecom operator, where close to 20 teams took part.
Knowing where each site stands
8.5 h→10 min
The status updates as the teams report, instead of being assembled from spreadsheets.
Issuing the closeout report
3 days→Instant
It comes out the moment the task closes, with the evidence already validated.
Manual steps to put a site in service
22→11
And four of them now run on their own.
It runs the rollout plan as a process: each project stage opens the work it needs on each site, crews and contractors report from the field, and the stage advances when the work closes, so plan progress is read off the work itself, not off a spreadsheet.
Every crew and every contractor works in the same queue, each with its own permissions and the form you defined. Closed tasks feed the board, and the average close time per contractor comes out of that same record.
Yes. Photos, serial numbers, measurements and signatures are captured offline on the site and sync when the phone gets signal back.
Agents are built like any other part of the process: each one carries its role, what triggers it and what it may do. One can pick an approved contractor and set the deadline, and leave the task ready for the team to approve.
One is enough: a site rollout, a commissioning, a corrective. We show it running with your stages and your forms.
You talk to Alfred, our AI assistant, and then to the team.