How it works
From Daily Work Records to reviewed outputs.
We agree the project questions, check the available records and build the analysis around a defined scope.
The process
Agree the scope
Discuss your project, record period and questions. Confirm deliverables, fees, timing and review arrangements.
Provide the agreed records
Provide the selected Daily Work Records after transfer arrangements are confirmed. Preserve originals and identify revisions.
Extract and check the data
Standardize descriptions and units, check missing or duplicate entries and record clarification questions.
Analyze and review
Examine metrics and patterns. Engineering review considers the interpretation, evidence and limitations.
Deliver and discuss the outputs
Receive the agreed files and a walkthrough. Discuss clarifications and whether another reporting period would be useful.
Estimate your timing and pricing.
Choose a one-time review or recurring monthly reporting. Adjust your project details to see a high-level estimate instantly.
One daily report per location, based on 22 working days per month. Location counts are approximate.
Approximate report volume
22 reports total
High-level pricing estimate
CAD 2,250-2,600
One-time total · CAD before taxes
Estimated turnaround
5-7 business days
After complete records, scope and a start date are confirmed.
All three outputs included
- Structured Excel data
- Engineer-reviewed report
- Dashboard
A high-level estimate, not a fixed quotation. Scope, fees and delivery dates are agreed before work begins.
What to prepare for the first conversation
You do not need to send files with your inquiry. Describe the records at a high level.
- Project type and your role
- Approximate number and date range of records
- File formats, scans or handwriting
- Questions the outputs should address
- Transfer or procurement requirements
Before you begin
How long does the process take?
Timing depends on record volume, format, quality and agreed analysis. We confirm the delivery plan after reviewing scope.
What happens when records disagree?
Conflicts are recorded as exceptions. We seek clarification and explain unresolved limitations.
Can we repeat the analysis each month?
An ongoing reporting cycle can be discussed after the pilot, with an agreed record cut-off and review process.
Who decides what to do with the findings?
Your project team remains responsible for project decisions.
Let us talk about your project records.
Tell us what your team wants to understand. We can discuss the records available, useful outputs and an appropriate scope.
Scope, fees and timing are agreed before work begins.