What goes in a daily log, and why does it matter weeks later?
A daily log is the day's field record: who was on site, the weather, what work got done, what blocked it, and photos and deliveries, captured day by day so the project has a defensible timeline.
Start free→A daily log is the running, day-by-day record of what actually happened on the jobsite: crew on site, weather, work performed, deliveries received, and blockers hit. It is the field's primary source of truth about the timeline. A complete log answers, months later, what was happening on any given day without anyone having to remember.
Daily logs are how disputes get settled. When a customer says work stalled, or a delay claim turns on whether weather actually stopped the crew, the log is the contemporaneous evidence. Logs kept consistently are worth far more than logs reconstructed after the fact, because a record written the same day carries weight a memory does not.
Scaftra captures daily logs as project-scoped field records covering weather, work performed, and labor on site. [OPERATOR: confirm whether deliveries are a structured field on the Daily Log record, or only free-text in work-performed.] The daily-log surface is built and live, though the broader field-records layer (logs, RFIs, plan markup, room readiness) is still being wired end to end, so some downstream propagation from a log is partial today.
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