Daily worklogs
Capture work notes beyond a chat message.
PLETOX / WORKLOGS & VISITS
Bring daily updates, field visits, and supporting records into one workspace. Know what happened, who was there, and what needs a follow-up.
WORK RECORDED. CONTEXT CONNECTED.
Reviewed installation requirements. Shared measurements for the next planning discussion.
Site report.pdfConfirmed the service window and noted the access requirements for the field team.
Customer follow-upConsolidated open items and highlighted the supplier response still needed.
OperationsAsha Shah / Site assessment
| Employee / visit | Check-in | Check-out | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asha ShahWestside site / Assessment | 10:00 AM | 11:30 AM | Completed |
| Neha PatilRiverside site / Service review | 11:00 AM | Not recorded | Ongoing |
| Riya DesaiCentral office / Customer meeting | 09:15 AM | 10:00 AM | Completed |
Visit completion records departure, not approval of an expense or incentive.
A SHARED RECORD OF EVERYDAY WORK
Give office and field teams a consistent way to record activity, share evidence, and keep the next person informed.
Capture work notes beyond a chat message.
Keep the relevant attachment with its update.
Organize entries with the details your workflow needs.
Assign employees to locations for a defined date range.
Record visit timing and enabled location evidence.
Keep opening remarks and closing notes together.
Use enabled selfie and file fields where required.
Find records by employee, date, and available filters.
Keep activity visible to authorized reviewers.
LESS CHASING. MORE CONTEXT.
Give every update a place alongside its supporting detail, so the next conversation starts with context.
Capture work completed, the current outcome, or a blocker in a clear note.
Add a file to the worklog instead of separating the update from its reference.
Use tags and available filters to return to the right employee or working day.
Worklogs record reported activity. They are not automatic proof of hours worked or task completion.
Reviewed installation requirements at Westside. Measurements are ready for the planning discussion; access clearance is still needed before the next visit.
Keep the outcome and outstanding detail with the original update.
FROM ARRIVAL TO OUTCOME
Bring visit timing, remarks, and enabled location details together so field activity has a useful record.
Record opening remarks and the fields enabled for your visit workflow.
Review the captured visit location alongside check-in and check-out times, with supported map views and selfie capture.
Record what happened and what needs attention in the closing remarks.
Location and camera capture depend on configuration, device permissions, and connectivity. A visit record is not continuous live tracking.
Opening remark: review installation requirements.
Location captured / Permissions enabledMeasurements noted. Access clearance still required.
Outcome included in closing remarksCheck-out recorded at 11:30 AM.
Elapsed visit time: 1 hr 30 minRecorded duration is not automatically billable time or an approved payroll input.
THE DETAILS YOUR TEAM ACTUALLY NEEDS
Collect relevant work and visit details in a consistent format, without turning every update into an unstructured message.
Capture the additional information enabled for your worklogs or visit forms.
Use configured opening and closing fields for different stages of a visit.
Include supported files or photos alongside the record they explain.
Field types, required information, and capture options follow your organization configuration. Sample fields shown here are illustrative.
Site dimensions recorded. Confirm access clearance before planning the installation visit.
Collect relevant inputs at arrival, departure, or in a worklog.
VISIBILITY FOR THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE
Bring employee updates and visit records into a reviewable view, without treating a count of entries as a measure of performance.
Review the relevant date range, employees, locations, and available status filters.
Read remarks and supporting details before deciding what needs follow-up.
Use reviewed records in your process; a logged visit alone does not approve an allowance.
Available reports and exports follow your access. Payroll eligibility and incentives require separately configured rules and review.
Assessment complete. Site access needs follow-up.
Service review underway. Check-out not recorded.
Customer meeting completed. Notes recorded.
Counts summarize these sample records, not individual performance.
PART OF YOUR CONNECTED WORKDAY
Bring field activity alongside the people, tasks, and employee workflows your team already uses in Pletox.
BEFORE YOUR TEAM HEADS OUT
Understand what gets recorded and how it fits your working day.
Book a demoA worklog captures a work update with notes, files, tags, and configured fields. A visit records field activity with arrival, departure, remarks, and enabled capture options.
Yes. Worklogs support a file attachment alongside the note. Additional fields and available file options depend on your configured workflow.
Visit assignments can associate employees with applicable locations over a start and end date. Assignment is planning context; it does not mean a visit has been completed.
Supported visit workflows can capture location and configured selfies. Availability depends on settings, device support, permissions, and connectivity. A visit check-in is not continuous tracking.
Yes. Configured custom fields can collect additional information for worklogs and visit opening or closing stages. Required fields and supported input types follow your setup.
Authorized users can use available employee, date, organization, status, and custom-field filters to review records. Access and reports depend on your role and configuration.
No. A recorded visit does not automatically approve an incentive. Any allowance or payroll use requires configured eligibility rules, review, and the relevant workflow.
Worklogs and visits capture daily activity, while Tasks & Projects organizes assigned deliverables and client work. Use enabled workflows together and confirm any direct record links required by your team during setup.