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Pour Record Vault

The mix ticket, the forms and the finish photographed per pour, so a callback years later is answered with a dated record

Hours back every weekBuilt for you

Built for you

Answer the setup questions and that starts it. The first version lands in your dashboard for you to approve.

Part of: hours back every week

Reminders, invoices, staff training, permits and paperwork handled by AI while you are on the job. It is priced inside your plan, alongside only the other tools that close your gaps.

How it actually works

A slab cracks two years later and the argument starts: was it the mix or was it the pour. Whoever has less paper loses that argument. Set up the steps you want on every job once, and the crew photographs each one as it happens: the mix ticket as it comes off the truck, the forms and rebar before anything goes in, the finish at the end. Each photo lands on the job with the date and the step it was for, and the record is readable from the office without driving anywhere.

What we need from you

  • The jobs you are pouring, which you can add as you go
  • The steps you want photographed on every job, set once
  • A phone, which your crew already carries

What you get back

  • A dated photo per step, on the job it belongs to
  • The steps you set, waiting on every job, so nobody has to remember the list
  • A plain written description of what each photo shows
  • The whole job's record in one screen, years later

The limits, up front. It records photographs and describes what is in them. It never judges the work: no verdict on whether a pour was good, whether a mix was right, or whether anything meets a standard, because that is an engineer's call on a real site and not a reading of a photo. A step nobody photographed stays honestly empty rather than assumed done. It is your own record of the job, not a testing service and not a substitute for cylinder breaks or an inspection.

Works alongside

Every tool

Find out if Pour Record Vault belongs in your plan.

Two minutes of questions put a dollar figure on your gaps. Then a person builds a plan and a price from only the tools that close them.

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