Where the day slips
- Start times and sites change, the plan does not follow
- Attendance guessed from a group chat
- Work done on site, proof stuck on personal phones
- Handovers between shifts are verbal
- The day-end picture arrives too late for decisions
Home Industries Field and shift teams
Who checked in, what the crew closed, and a written handover — for teams that move between sites, hours and weather.
Book a demoField and shift work is a pattern, not a sector. People start at different hours, on different sites, often without a room they share. The Work App holds attendance, the day’s jobs and the close in one place, so the lead is not rebuilding the shift from a run of calls.
Challenges
A typical day
A field shift: who is on, where they check in, what they close, what the next crew inherits.
The crew sees today’s sites and hours on the phone before they leave.
Attendance at the site with GPS or QR. The lead sees who has arrived without calling around.
Tasks, notes and photos stay on the job — not in a private album.
Open items and exceptions go to the next shift in writing.
Hours, sites and proof in one view. Management sees the day, not a thread of messages.
In practice
Outdoor and shift work needs attendance that holds on a site, a task list that travels, and a close the office can use.
Changing hours and crews without a whiteboard. Everyone sees the same plan.
Check-in where the work is. Hours payroll and the client can both use.
What to do on this site, today. Replacements inherit the list, not a spoken briefing.
Proof attached to the job. Complaints meet a timestamp, not a missing image.
What is open, what went wrong, what the next shift must know — in the app.
The day as hours, sites and exceptions. Ready the same evening.
Customers
Modules
These modules can be combined for the way your company actually operates.
Scheduling Attendance Tasks Photos Reports
Industries
Parallel sites, shift crews, attendance and a close-out the client can see
Crews on several sites, hours, job sheets and photos tied to the work
Fault tickets, SLAs and several buildings without losing the thread
Rotas, hours on site and figures the client can actually be billed from
Planned visits, work on site, a worksheet the client can accept
The visit, the job sheet, the sign-off — a report while the tech is still there
Rounds, scan points and a night log that stands up later
Shift cover on the floor, attendance you can trust, numbers management can use
Parks and gardens in parallel, seasonal crews, photos that close the job
Book a demo and we take a real day: sites, shifts, the record of the work, and what goes to the client.