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About Daily Work Journal Documents

The daily work journal document records detailed information about work at a site. You can enter the following information in this document:

• Journal entries
• Weather conditions
• Equipment details
• Activities & tasks being performed
• Events at the site that have occurred or will occur
• Visitors coming to the site
• Labor information

All daily work journal documents must belong to a daily work journal set.

• Open the Daily Work Journal register.

Information about a daily work journal document is organized over the following pages:

• Main: Contains detailed information about the daily work journal document, including site details. For more information, see "Daily Work Journal - Main".

• Journal: Used to enter journal entries about the site. For more information, see "Daily Work Journal - Journal".
• Weather: Used to enter detailed information about the weather at the site. For more information, see "Daily Work Journal - Weather".
• Equipment: Used to enter detailed information about the equipment used at the site. For more information, see "Daily Work Journal - Equipment".
• Activities & Tasks: Used to record a list of the activities occurring at the site. For more information, see "Daily Work Journal - Activities & Tasks".
• Events: Used to note the events occurring at the site. For more information, see "Daily Work Journal - Events".
• Visitors: Used to record details about the visitors at the site. For more information, see "Daily Work Journal - Visitors".
• Labor: Used to record information about the laborer working at the site. For more information, see "Daily Work Journal - Labor".

• Properties: Contains information about the daily work journal document itself, such as who created the document, and the workspace in which the document was created. For more information, see "Document Properties".

Additional daily work journal set information is available on the following tabs:

• Project: Lists the projects the document is linked to. For more information, see "About the Projects Tab"

• Workflow: Enables you to see and specify intended actions and recipients for the document as it moves forward through its lifecycle. You can also see and specify the people who will receive notification when the document changes to a specific status. For more information, see "Workflow Tab".
• Activity Log: Records all the activities of the document, such as when it was saved, imported, exported, forwarded, or received. For more information, see "Activity Log Tab".
• Attachments: Contains a list of other documents related to this daily work journal document. For more information, see "Attachments Tab".