What are you missing?
Check what your current reporting actually captures. See your coverage score, and see the blind spots your analytics and dispute defense are quietly missing.
A reporting coverage score is the share of the construction data categories that matter, daily work performed, labor, equipment, safety, schedule, cost, changes, RFIs, quality, weather, photos, materials, punchlist, pay apps, and subcontractors, that your current reporting actually captures. Every category you miss is a blind spot in your analytics and your dispute defense.
What you capture today
Thin coverage — most of your project data never makes it into a report
Capturing 6 of 15 categories
The 9 blind spotsyou're leaving out
More coverage usually means more paperwork. Not here.
Every category you are missing is a blind spot in your analytics and your dispute defense. POD lets the field speak or upload what they already have and structures it into every one of these categories, so coverage goes up without the forms going up.
Questions & answers
It is the share of the data categories that matter on a construction project that your current reporting actually captures. The more categories you record consistently, the more complete a picture your reports and dashboards can give.
Method & sources
Coverage is the share of the project data categories that actually matter — schedule, cost, labor, safety, quality, materials and more — that you are capturing regularly, versus the ones sitting in someone's head or an unshared spreadsheet. It is a completeness gauge, not a quality grade: it measures whether the signal exists to manage from, which is the precondition for every metric on this site being real rather than estimated.
Methodology reviewed by the Plan of Day construction team · July 2026
This scores what you capture, not what we assume.
Close the gaps on your own project.
POD reads the reports and files your team already produces and fills in every category it can. It even shows you a live coverage score and tells you exactly what to add next.
Last updated: July 2026