Every “can you sort that” on site becomes a numbered instruction with an owner, a due date and photo proof it was done.
Instructions are given on the walk, in a group chat or on a call. Nobody writes them down.
“Yeah, sorted” isn’t evidence when the client asks at handover.
When it costs money later, nobody can show who asked, when, or who agreed.
Every site instruction follows the same 5 steps. Kai does the paperwork; people make the calls.
Message, voice note or photo, the way the crew already works.
Proposes owner, due date and location, and shows why.
The assignee accepts or reassigns. No silent hand-offs.
Can’t close without a photo of the finished work.
The person who asked signs it off. Then it’s done.
Every site instruction is a task with a type. Pick the Site instructions tab to filter, group by project and open any record, with the message it came from.
Add the crew, keep chatting the way you already do, and let Kai turn it into the record.