Ask anything. The answer is already in there.

The problem on the jobsite

The proof exists. It is just unfindable. Somewhere across forty-seven photos, a dozen voice notes, and six weeks of updates is the shot of the subfloor before it was covered, or the moment the homeowner approved the tile. When a question comes up months later, finding it means scrolling a camera roll at 9 PM and hoping.

How Solis handles it

Ask in plain language and Solis pulls the answer out of the job's record. Type "show me the framing before drywall" and the matching photos cascade into a gallery in a couple of seconds. Ask "when did we pour the garage slab" and you get the date, the time, and the photo.

• Search by what happened, not by date or folder.
• Every answer is grounded in the actual jobsite record, not a guess.
• Photos, notes, and approvals all surface together.

The record stops being an archive you dig through and becomes something you can simply ask.

Where it fits

This is the payoff of the proof-of-work chain. Because Solis captures the day as structured data instead of a pile of files, the record is queryable. The same intelligence that builds the record makes it instantly retrievable, which is what turns documentation from a chore into leverage.

Status

This runs on the same backbone as the rest of Solis. Start a free trial and put it on your next job.