Learn how your Data from Field Reports in Pegasus works for you.
Updated over 2 years ago Table of contentsIn this article, we're going to cover how important Field Reports are in Pegasus. Let's cover the basics of what Field Reports are and how they can be used:
Pegasus, out-of-the-box, has three (3) system template Field Reports:
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Daily Construction Report:
This report is your standard Daily Construction Report. Each day a contractor is working on your project's job site it is recommended that a Daily Construction Report be completed to track work activity, personnel, equipment, weather, and work production. Users can also enter their own time and mileage on the job site that day.
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Time & Material Report:
The Time & Material Report (T&M Report) is used to track out of scope or extra work performed by a contractor on your construction project. A Daily Construction Report will most likely still be created that day, however the T&M Report will track more specifically the extra work and the personnel/equipment used for that work.
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Journal Report:
The Journal Report acts as a Diary or Reference Document. Typically, users will create Journal Reports to jot down notes, conversations, work performed (away from the construction site). They can track their own Time & Mileage from the Journal Report.
Daily Construction Report:
This report is your standard Daily Construction Report. Each day a contractor is working on your project's job site it is recommended that a Daily Construction Report be completed to track work activity, personnel, equipment, weather, and work production. Users can also enter their own time and mileage on the job site that day.
Time & Material Report:
The Time & Material Report (T&M Report) is used to track out of scope or extra work performed by a contractor on your construction project. A Daily Construction Report will most likely still be created that day, however the T&M Report will track more specifically the extra work and the personnel/equipment used for that work.
Journal Report:
The Journal Report acts as a Diary or Reference Document. Typically, users will create Journal Reports to jot down notes, conversations, work performed (away from the construction site). They can track their own Time & Mileage from the Journal Report.
Each of these reports are designed with standard fields for users to fill out while in the field from a mobile device or working at their computer. The data collected from these reports can be referenced and searched for as-needed once the reports have been approved and locked in the system.
The data also powers other features and functions as well in Pegasus. It's extremely important that users are capturing as much data as they can on these reports each time they are being completed.
What Do Field Reports Do?
Field Reports serve as one of the foundations of your project's data. Not only do they standardize project and company information, they standardize the way your organization collects data from the field.
Centralized Project Database
All of your construction project information can easily be referenced, searched, filtered, and exported.
Streamlines Payment Processes
Tracking Pay Items from the Daily Construction Report provides your team with the status of the contract. Quickly set your Pay Period from the Payments page and all Pay Items entered for that period will be totaled.
Analytical Empowerment
Use the Analytics page, which is powered by Field Report data for deeper insights into Contract Items, Contractor and User Time, Equipment Data, and Material Data.
Visual Insights
Photos captured on reports are stored and organized on the Photos page for your project.
These are a few highlighted benefits of what the system Field Report templates in Pegasus can do for you across all of your projects.
Now that you have a general understanding of how Field Reports work in Pegasus, it's important you begin utilizing these tools and getting the most out of your construction project's data. Move on using the links below for some more general information related to Field Reports: