Can site diaries and technical files be viewed with the project?
The platform has project, construction-file and daily-report workflows. The exact views and permissions are checked for the account and project.
MPANDO HUB / Platform
Keep the project office and construction site in the same conversation.
A project changes in drawings, work packages and daily decisions, not just on a dashboard. MPANDO HUB links project, block and unit context with work breakdown, planning views, site diaries, technical files and progress review. Teams can trace what a record refers to and who is responsible for it.
Who works in the network
- Project managers coordinating scope and progress
- Site engineers recording field activity
- Technical office teams working with drawings and quantities
A practical workflow
- Set up the project structure and the teams authorised to work in it.
- Organise the relevant blocks, units, tasks and technical records.
- Record site observations and daily activity against the right project context.
- Review progress and outstanding items with the responsible team.
- Use the record trail when planning the next work package or decision.
What the workflow helps clarify
- Keep site updates linked to the project and work they concern.
- Help office and field teams review the same authorised context.
- Make open items and document references easier to follow during handover.
Scope and limits
- Planning views do not promise an automatically optimised schedule.
- Record quality depends on timely input and review by authorised people.
- Private project files and customer data remain within controlled access.
- Demonstration scope depends on the organisation's enabled modules.
Questions and answers
Does the software certify that a reported activity was completed?
No. A recorded update is evidence of what was entered; site inspection and contractual acceptance remain separate steps.