Every snag needs a clear next step.
Give each snag or defect a clear location, a useful photograph and a responsible owner. Keep progress and close-out evidence with the original finding.
A clear path through the work.
How Snagging & Defects connects the task, the people and the record.
Make the finding useful
Record where the snag or defect is, what needs attention and a photograph that explains it. Link the finding to the project or originating inspection.
Give it an owner
Assign the follow-up and record the intended completion date. Keep progress updates with the defect so the team can see what is still outstanding.
Close with evidence
Add details and photographs of the remedial work. Keep the review and close-out decision with the original finding for a complete history.
Workflow illustration for Snagging & Defects. No customer records are shown.
The details that keep work moving.
Snags and defects recorded against a project and location
Photos and descriptions that explain the finding
Named owners and follow-up dates
Progress updates and evidence of remedial work
Review and close-out history retained with the defect
Questions about Snagging & Defects.
Clear answers to help you choose the right setup for your team.
What should a useful snag record contain?
A clear location, description, photograph and responsible owner give the next person the context needed to act. Follow-up dates and updates help the team track progress.
Can defects originate from an inspection?
Yes. Snagging and defect records connect to quality and site inspections, keeping the original check and the subsequent action together.
What stays in the record when a defect is closed?
The original finding, progress updates, remedial evidence and close-out review remain connected, rather than disappearing into a completed task list.
Keep the next workflow connected.
Connect your
compliance workflows.
Bring the people, the paperwork and the site record together in one toolbox.