A daily record for every team, every day
Each team's update becomes that day's report: activities filed under the right block and floor, the labour on site and the photos that show the work.
For project managers and directors
Your site teams already report on WhatsApp. JengaFlow reads the project group and builds each day's site record from it: what was done, on which block and floor, by how many people, with the photos. Nobody retypes a message, and every WhatsApp-built record keeps the messages it came from.
In daily use on a live multi-block housing project in Kenya since September 2026.
The daily record is where every later report starts. When it is complete and checked, the weekly and monthly reports stop being a scramble.
Each team's update becomes that day's report: activities filed under the right block and floor, the labour on site and the photos that show the work.
Supervisors keep posting where they already post. The office reads one dashboard instead of scrolling through groups at the end of the week.
Every WhatsApp-built record keeps the messages it was built from, up to the last ten. When a figure is questioned months later, you can show who reported it, when, and the photos sent with it.
When a supervisor edits a WhatsApp message to fix a figure, the draft is read again, so the record matches what the site finally said.
How it works on site
Your company admin opens JengaFlow admin and scans a login code from the firm's phone, the same way WhatsApp Web is linked. JengaFlow's number is added to your site groups, and each group is linked to its project. The bot reads only the groups you link.
Morning musters, activity updates and photo albums go into the usual group. Site crews install nothing and learn no commands.
Each update becomes a draft daily report for its team: activities by block and floor, labour figures and the photos placed with the activity they show.
In some groups it replies with what it recorded; in others, such as a client's official group, it stays silent and still records what is posted. We set this with you when the groups are linked.
Someone who was on site confirms where each photo belongs, and a company admin approves the report. Until then it stays a draft.
Peter · Block C teamBlock C, 3rd floor: blockwork 2nd lift on east side. Plastering ceilings 2nd floor. Masons 6, helpers 9.08:42
Peter · Block C team4 photos08:43
JengaFlowRecorded for Block C team, Tue: 2 activities (3rd floor blockwork, 2nd floor ceiling plaster), 15 workers, 4 photos. Draft saved for review.08:43
What the client or consultant sees
The bot drafts; people decide. A WhatsApp-built report is a draft until someone who was on site confirms the photos, and only your company admins approve reports.
Short answers about WhatsApp daily site reports.
No. Crews keep posting in the groups they use today. JengaFlow's number is added to your site groups, and your company admin links the firm's WhatsApp once, from JengaFlow admin, by scanning a login code.
No. Supervisors write their updates the way they do now, and a person checks every draft before it is approved.
Yes. The web form takes the same daily report, team by team, with photos, and any draft can be corrected there before approval.
Only if you want it to. The bot can stay silent in a group and still record what is posted there.

In a short demo we set up a project with your blocks, connect a site group and walk through a week: daily records, labour, materials and the finished weekly report.