Property developers and facility managers sit on the receiving end: handovers, punch lists, buyer communication, SLAs and interventions. Punchlister turns one voice note into a handover report, a punch list, and a buyer update — so handovers don't turn into claims.
You receive what the contractor sends. But your own handovers, inspections and interventions live in emails, notebooks and scattered portals.
Punch lists, buyer emails and obligations under the Breyne Law get scattered. Claims come back months later.
You run contract reviews with your contractors from memory, not from data. You negotiate renewals without numbers.
Your inspections sit in a notebook. The contractor keeps their own, favorable version.
A light goes out, a defect appears in the building. Your technician fixes it — and then the discussion starts: was this covered by the contract, or do we invoice it? Without clear visibility into what's covered, you lose time and revenue.
No forms nobody fills in. You speak the handover or intervention in — Punchlister creates and archives the rest.
What you find, which points are open, what needs to go to the contractor. With photos, on the spot.
A handover report, a punch list, a buyer update and a service report — all at once, neatly structured.
Everything dated in your record, with the open points immediately logged for the contractor.
Handover report, punch list and buyer communication ready right away. Damage documented in photos before the keys change hands.
Formal, dated findings sent to the contractor. Finally a record that carries equal weight.
Every intervention timestamped. You back renewals and reviews with numbers, not anecdotes.
Open points and follow-up logged immediately. Your backlog stays under control.
We're working with a small group of construction companies. Eight weeks, three to five project managers, direct contact with the founders. See for yourself what Punchlister does on your sites.
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