Operations · Documents
Documents in one place; everyone in the field on the current version.
Upload the instruction once; the team always opens the latest version from the phone. Yellowing printouts on notice boards retire.

One source of truth
The document lives in one place; you share it, not its copies.
An archive in the pocket
When a procedure is needed on site, it opens on the phone; no trip to the office.
Old versions stop circulating
Everyone sees the update at once; two rival instructions never roam the field.
Upload and keep order
Upload documents in the panel and organize them under headings; the archive is a tidy source, not a messy folder.

The field opens it from the phone
The worker opens the document the moment it's needed — at the machine, in the room, in the truck.
Update once, reach everyone
Upload the new version; the team sees the same document, current. No hunting down old printouts.
Access under your control
Which group sees which document is set with roles and permissions; everyone sees only what their work needs.
How it's used in the field
The latest project revision is on the phone at the site; nothing is built from an old drawing.
When a procedure updates, every person on duty reads the same text; no waiting for the file cabinet.
The machine instruction opens from the pocket at the line; laminated pages retire.
Frequently asked questions
The documents and instructions your field needs — uploaded and shared with the team.
From the app; they search and open what they're authorized to see.
The team sees the current version of the same document; old versions leave circulation.
Yes; roles and groups decide who sees which document.