Plan the day
Daily Dispatch
Plan the day's crews, machines and trucks on one board, then publish it.
Run the field
My Day
The day's assignment on the foreman's phone: review it, acknowledge it, report back. My Day is the field side of the published dispatch. Foremen and crews see their own assignment on a phone, acknowledge it and report issues from the jobsite. When the plan changes, the update shows in My Day with an in-app notification.
Problems solved
Where the day breaks down.
The plan comes by phone at 5 AM
The foreman gets the day read out over the phone, jots it down and passes it on. Details get lost on the way.
Nobody confirms they've seen it
The plan goes out and nobody says they've read it. The first sign of a problem is a crew at the wrong gate.
Problems get reported by phone tag
A truck goes down and the foreman calls the office, then the broker, then the office again. Nothing gets written down.
What it does
What My Day does.
In plain terms. Your version of STRACTA is shaped around how your team works, so bring your own workflow to the demo.
Your assignment, not the whole board
My Day shows the person's own assignment: project, on-site time, first load, planned quantity, crew, equipment and trucks. What each person sees follows their role and permissions.
Acknowledge the plan
Acknowledge the assignment from the phone, so there's a record that it was reviewed.
Report a field issue
Report a truck down or a site problem from My Day. The report goes to the office and appears in the operational attention workflow.
See the update when the plan changes
When the dispatcher publishes an update, My Day shows the new revision, and the affected users get an in-app notification.
Five tabs for the field
My Day, Report, Chat, Tasks and More. The field interface keeps to what a crew needs on site.
Workflow
How a day runs.
My Day on one working day, step by step.
Opens My Day: Harborview Corridor, crew on site at 7:00 AM, first load at 9:30 AM, 320 t of HL3 from Sta. 1+200 to 1+690.
Acknowledges the assignment.
Reports BT-02 down at the paver from My Day. It appears in the office's Needs attention list as an open item.
Gets an in-app notification. My Day now shows revision 2, with OV-05 from Ridgeline Road replacing CB-17.
Who uses it
Who works in My Day.
What each person sees follows their role and the permissions your company sets.
FAQ
Questions about My Day.
What do crews need to use My Day?
A phone. STRACTA is web-based, and My Day is built for the phone in a foreman's pocket. Field users work from five tabs: My Day, Report, Chat, Tasks and More.
Who gets notified when the plan changes?
The affected users. When the dispatcher publishes an update, they get an in-app notification and their My Day shows the change. In the example above, that's the two foremen whose trucks changed.
Can a crew member see the whole company's dispatch?
What each person sees depends on their role and permissions, set in Team and Access. My Day is built around the person's own assignment.
What happens when a foreman reports an issue?
The report goes to the office and appears in the operational attention workflow for authorized users. The dispatcher can then change the assignment and publish an update.
See My Day on a day like yours.
Book a demo and we'll walk through it with your crews, equipment, trucks and jobsites in mind.