> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sitesuper.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Reports and Dashboard

> Read structured daily reports, export to Word, act on variances, action items, and the weekly summary, and track activity from the Dashboard.

Once a schedule fires and a super responds, the report flows into SiteSuper and turns into structured data and surfaced issues.

## Reports

Open **Reports** in the sidebar for every report across your projects, with channel, date, and content. Filter by super, channel, or date range.

Open a single report to see:

* **Structured sections** — work performed, workforce, materials, issues, delays, inspections, safety, weather, and photos. SiteSuper extracts these from the conversation automatically.
* **Raw transcript** — the full text of the call or message.
* **Recording** — for phone reports, the call audio.
* **Photos** — images sent over WhatsApp are captured and shown inline.

<Card title="Export to Word" icon="file-word">
  Any report can be downloaded as a formatted **Word (.docx)** document for sharing or filing.
</Card>

## How reports arrive

SiteSuper captures reports from every channel:

* **Phone** — the AI agent has a natural conversation; the transcript is parsed after the call.
* **SMS** — inbound texts are parsed by AI into a report.
* **WhatsApp** — text and voice messages (transcribed) and photos.
* **Email** — supers reply to a report-request email or send to their project **ingest email**.
* **Web** — the super's public **report link**.

<Card title="See every conversation in the Inbox" icon="inbox" href="/inbox">
  A report is the structured result of a conversation. To read the full back-and-forth across phone, SMS, WhatsApp, and email — recordings, transcripts, and photos included — open the [Inbox](/inbox).
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<Note>
  **"Needs project."** Every report is tied to one project. In the rare case a report from a super who works **multiple projects** arrives without enough context to tell which job it's for (e.g. an unprompted text), SiteSuper will **not** guess — it marks the report **Needs project** in the Reports list with an **Assign to project** picker. Choosing the project files it and runs variance detection. (Scheduled reports and replies to an outreach are attributed automatically.)
</Note>

## Activity feed

The **Activity** item in the sidebar (on the Dashboard) shows escalations, SLA breaches, and assignments, with an unread badge in the nav. Click an item to jump straight to what needs attention.

## Variances

A **variance** is an issue the AI detects from reports — progress behind schedule, a missed task or inspection, an open RFI impact, a material shortfall. Find them under a project's **Variances** and **Outcomes**.

Each variance can run an automated **follow-up chain** — e.g. message the responsible trade, wait, escalate to a manager. As a manager you can:

* **Resolve** or **dismiss** a variance.
* Use **chain controls** to **skip**, **jump to**, **re-run**, **pause**, or **resume** the automated steps mid-run.

## Action items

Variances can spin off **action items** — concrete tasks assigned to your team, visible under a project's **Action Items**. Update their status as work progresses.

## Weekly summary

From a project's **Outcomes** page you can **preview** and **send** a weekly rollup to your managers on demand. It's also generated and sent automatically each week, covering variances opened/resolved, outbound activity, and milestone health.

## Missed reports

If a super doesn't report within the grace period, SiteSuper notifies your managers across the channels you choose and shows the open misses on the Dashboard. Configure the grace period, alert channels, max notifications, and repeat interval in **Settings → Notifications**.