A Daily Progress Report (DPR) is a log of all the daily actions and events occurring on a construction site. It is used in civil engineering and construction. They are also known by other names, such as construction logs, site journals, and daily site records. These reports often contain details about the status of the project, the amount of materials used, the caliber of the work produced, delays, problems with regulations, etc. Additionally, they contain crucial information such as operating schedules, contact information, roles and responsibilities, locations, weather, time spent, etc. All of this data can be utilised to track the progress of the project as a whole and as proof of the work that has been done. DPR enables managers to monitor activities, issues, and solutions that aid in managing the construction project more effectively and efficiently. It also helps managers to review daily project execution. Any disagreements resulting from site operations can be settled using this report as official documentation. At any point, clients can readily review every area of the project and offer ideas if they believe any project operations need to be improved.

Employees in the construction sector may now update and refer to site information in real-time without any communication lag thanks to the advent of digital apps. Managers may quickly and simply create DPRs with the use of these programmes. The best aspect is that the data captured in these DPRs is more safe because to the cloud storage capacity given by these apps.