Reports

Build, customize, and share branded PDF progress reports.

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Add your logo to reports

Put your branding at the top of every client-facing PDF.

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Add a section

Sections are the report's chapters — "Exterior", "Electrical Rough-In", "Punch List" — each with its own title, summary, and photos.

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Build a PDF progress report

Turn project photos into a branded, client-ready PDF — entirely on your phone.

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Edit photo captions

Give each report photo its own title and description — report-specific, without touching the photo's actual notes in the library.

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Manage a project's reports

Find, duplicate, and clean up the reports that accumulate on a long-running job.

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Move photos between sections

Photo landed in the wrong chapter? Move it without removing and re-adding.

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Show original, annotation, or both

CrewBox annotations are a separate layer on the photo — so every report can choose which version prints: the clean shot, the marked-up one, or both side by side.

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Photos per page

Control the PDF's density: big detailed images or compact overview pages.

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Reorganize sections

Reorder, rename, or remove the report's chapters until the story reads right.

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Configure the cover page

The cover page is the client's first impression — control exactly what appears on it, element by element.

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Change headers and footers

Put project info, dates, page numbers — any recurring data — at the top and bottom of every report page.

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Save a report as a document

File the finished PDF into the project's Documents tab — where the whole team (and future you) can find it.

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Save a report as a template

Turn a report you've perfected into a reusable format — so next week's report starts 90% done.

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Use report templates

Build your report format once; reuse it for every project and every week.

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