Attendance and access.
Authorized project entry, organization, role, time and acknowledgment records where agreed.
SiteWorks records what happened, who owns the next action, which evidence supports it and what decision remains open. It does not directly control building equipment or replace appointed project roles.
SiteWorks is configured and managed around a defined project purpose, access model, reporting need and retention position.
Authorized project entry, organization, role, time and acknowledgment records where agreed.
Notes, photographs and files indexed to a location, category, issue or action.
Responsible party, due date, status, evidence and closure decision in one controlled list.
Concise weekly reporting for owners, advisers and selected project participants.
It does not claim to generate hashes, detect intrusions, scan networks, monitor logs or revoke accounts unless an implemented technical integration or appointed provider actually performs that action.
Named system owner, provider, evidence type, review cadence, incident route and corrective action.
Configuration exports, log summaries, test reports, backup evidence and account-removal confirmation.
Exceptions, expired access, missing recovery evidence, decisions and responsible parties.
Live records are subject to a project-specific data position. Public demonstrations contain synthetic data only and remain separate from client environments.
Security and data handlingSiteWorks does not replace the general contractor, design team, code official, engineer, safety personnel, IT manager, system integrator or regulatory record.
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