Subcontractor
Sees crew entries in real time, reviews reports before sending and gets a signed work history by jobsite.
For construction companies in Finland
Workers record completed work like a short message. Tuntio turns the entries into a report, which the subcontractor reviews and sends to the general contractor for signing without Excel, paper or manual processing.
Worker entry
online“Yesterday I leveled walls, 45 m², 8 hours”
The worker writes like a message in their own language
Sees crew entries in real time, reviews reports before sending and gets a signed work history by jobsite.
Writes completed work as free text, like a message. Tuntio understands the date, work description, quantity and time.
Receives reports from connected subcontractors in one project workspace and signs them online.
One sentence becomes report-ready data. If there is no connection on site, the entry is saved on the phone and synced later.
Management sees crew entries, checks quantities and sends the ready report to the general contractor. The company can also allow direct sending from workers.
The report arrives in the project workspace. After signing, the related entries are fixed in the jobsite history.
Every entry contains the date, author, work description, quantity and jobsite. After signing, it remains in the report history.
The worker writes in their own language. The report gets clear Finnish text, while the original entry remains available for review.
Entries can be saved without connectivity. When internet returns, they sync. Sending reports and signing happen online.
We show the full path: a worker writes an entry, the subcontractor reviews the report and the general contractor signs in the project workspace.
The primary buyer is the subcontractor. They get control over crew entries, reports and general contractor confirmations.
No. A worker writes text like a normal message. Tuntio turns it into data for the report.
Connected subcontractors, site entries, reports waiting for signature and the history of signed documents.
A signed report is not rewritten after the fact. The correction is handled as a separate correction entry.