Job's record builds itself

The problem on the jobsite

By the time a contractor sits down at night, the day is scattered across phones, trucks, and text threads. Photos on one device, voice notes on another, receipts in the console, a text that says "framing done" with no time on it. Rebuilding what happened on each job becomes a second shift, and the parts that go missing are the ones that matter when a client disputes a phase or an invoice gets questioned.

How Solis handles it

Solis turns the day into a structured record as the crew works, not after. Everything the field already produces lands in one day-card per job.

• Photos arrive geotagged and time-stamped, attached to the right job automatically.
• Voice notes and quick updates get transcribed and filed against the task they belong to.
• GPS check-ins mark who was on which site and when.
• Receipts and materials get logged where the cost lives.

At the end of the day the worker sees the card already built and confirms it in one tap. Nobody types up a report. The record assembles itself from the work.

Where it fits

This is the foundation of the proof-of-work chain that runs through all of Solis. The dashboard, the change orders, and the bid-to-paid lifecycle all sit on top of a record you can trust because the field built it in real time. When the record builds itself, the invoice is never a guess and a dispute never becomes your word against theirs.

Status

This is the foundation the rest of Solis is built on. Start a free trial and put it on your next job.