The client sees the operation,
not a report about it.
A scoped, read-only view of the same record — the client's own sites, in real time, in the same structure you use internally. No reconciled PDFs, no exposure beyond their scope.
Client reporting is usually a second job: extract, reconcile, format, send. The numbers are already stale when they land, and the client cannot independently verify them — which is exactly when confidence in a contract starts to erode.
FieldOps gives the client the same record you run on, scoped to their sites — so the report is the operation, not a description of it.
Scoped, read-only, real-time.
A read-only command view for the client — the same record, the client's sites only. Incidents, patrol completion and evidence, in real time, in the structure you use internally.
- Scoped per client, per site, per contract
- Client incident view, patrol completion, evidence
- Read-only; no access to the wider operation
Scheduled reports — daily, weekly or monthly — cover guard reports, patrols, tasks, attendance, visits and unreturned keys or cards, with tag filters and a hide-from-client option, as PDF or XLSX. Notification controls limit, warn or replace client notifications and can suppress attachments.
- Daily / weekly / monthly scheduled reports (PDF / XLSX)
- Tag filter; hide-from-client on sensitive items
- Notification controls: limit, warn, replace, suppress attachments
- Contacts: shared / client-read-only / agency-only
What buyers ask about
client visibility.
What does the client portal show?
Can FieldOps send clients scheduled reports?
Can we control what the client is notified about?
Does the client see our costs or other clients?
Give the client proof,
not a formatted promise.
Twenty minutes is enough to see how scoped visibility and scheduled reports fit your contracts.