Samurai turns inspections, photos, blueprints and sign-offs into structured data the moment they happen — then reads that data back to you as the issue, the delay and the next action. On a phone. On site. With no signal.
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Most construction software stops at capture. A form becomes a PDF, the PDF becomes an email, and the knowledge stops moving. Samurai keeps it moving.
Inspections, snags, measurements, photos and signatures, filled on a phone by the person who is standing there. Offline by default: entries queue on the device and sync themselves when the signal comes back.
Because every answer is structured, the same question across a thousand jobs is one query. Repeat defects, slow trades, the bay that always fails — these stop being somebody's hunch and become a number on a dashboard.
An automation watches the stream and does the next thing: notify the subcontractor, move the status, open a re-inspection, write the daily report. The loop closes without anyone chasing it.
Construction data is not scarce — it is unstructured and unread. Samurai is built so the reading is possible at all, and then does it.
The same failure on three bays is one pattern, not three tickets. Answers are compared across jobs, projects and trades, so a recurrence surfaces while it is still cheap.
Completion against plan, inspection pass rate, time on each status. A schedule slips in small daily increments; this is where those increments are visible.
The daily report, the client pack, the handover file — generated from the day's answers and photos, in your layout, in the right language, as a PDF you can send.
Drop a pin on the drawing, attach what you found, and the drawing becomes the index to the evidence. Anyone opening it later sees where, not just what.
Time-based and event-based automations: a status that sits too long, a job that was never confirmed, a certificate about to expire. The system raises it before a person has to notice.
Who is on which site, which skills they hold, what is still unassigned — on one board, with the shift view the field actually uses.
No data migration project, no six-month rollout. The forms you already use become the forms the app asks.
We model your existing checklists and inspection sheets as job types. The crew recognises them on day one, because they are theirs.
Inspectors work on a phone, offline where there is no signal. Nothing else about their day changes.
Dashboards, alerts and reports come off the same data in real time. The weekly status meeting becomes a read, not an investigation.
We will set up a workspace with your own forms, on your own project, and walk your team through it. If the field does not take to it, nothing else matters — so that is what the walkthrough tests.