Time tracking and daily reports for low voltage contractors

Why low voltage crews use DayReport

Cabling jobs are measured in drops, footage and closets, and the end-of-day report usually lives in a text thread. DayReport gives each tech one place to log the day: hours, what was pulled, terminated and certified, photos of the IDF and MDF, materials used, and any receipts.

The office sees every crew's day as it comes in, approves time and expenses, and sends timecards to payroll without retyping anything.

Daily reports that count drops, not paragraphs

With Low voltage and data as your trade, the AI daily summary reports the way a PM reads a cabling job: drops pulled and terminated by area, racks built, percent certified and systems brought online. It flags what stalls cabling work, like ceilings closing before pulls are finished, missing sleeves or pathway, and failed certification runs.

Upload technology drawings or a drop count when you create the job and the job fills in from them.

Materials your techs actually grab

The materials list starts with your stock, then a low voltage list for cable (Cat6, Cat6A, coax, fiber), terminations, support and pathway, devices and racks. Custom items a tech types in go to the office to add to stock or match to an existing item.