Raken documents daily progress reports, photos, time, production, materials, equipment, safety, quality, and project records collected from the field. The daily report can preserve what participants recorded, but it does not by itself establish installed quantity, specification compliance, schedule status, contractual notice, payment entitlement, or owner acceptance.
A task, observation, inspection, punch item, or daily report should be traced to current information, location, work, correction, acceptance, cost, schedule, and retained evidence.