One line is enough.
Say "SM wants the heads on L3 moved for the bulkhead" once. Breno records it as a direction, drafts the variation, and puts it in front of the PM.
Breno for / Foremen & leading hands
You hear the builder, see the hold-up and know what's actually done. Say it once in one line or a photo, and Breno turns it into the diary, the delay notice or the variation — without another call to the PM.
On site. In the chat. On the record.Made for your working day
Say "SM wants the heads on L3 moved for the bulkhead" once. Breno records it as a direction, drafts the variation, and puts it in front of the PM.
Breno drafts the knock-off wrap from the day's chat. Tick it or fix a line — your original words stay beside the fix.
Breno asks for a photo of tomorrow's work area. The photo either clears the work or starts a delay notice before your crew get stood down.
When a job runs late, the record shows what you reported and when. The foreman isn't carrying the delay in their head.
See the connection
An example of the crew chat becoming a draft for review.
SM wants the main dropped 300 in corridor C so the duct fits.
10:15 amI’ve picked that up and prepared a draft for the PM. The original message stays attached.
Added to the PM’s queueDirection to lower the sprinkler main by 300 mm to accommodate ductwork. Estimated labour: 2 crew × 3 hours.
Illustrative project, names and figures. This is a product example, not a customer result.
A few things worth knowing
Invite the crew into Breno. It feels like the chat they already use, with phone-number login and no email address needed. Messages, photos and voice notes stay together on the job.
Breno captures the site record and prepares the paperwork. Your PM reviews it and sends it through the channel your contract requires, alongside the tools you already use.
Your PM stays in control. Every draft can be checked, edited or dismissed. Nothing goes to the builder without human sign-off.
No. Pricing is based on projects, with unlimited crew chat on every plan. Give the whole crew access, from the apprentice to the foreman.
You did the work. Keep the margin.
A 20-minute conversation. Your job, your contract.
See what Breno could catch for you.