Start with what needs attention today.
Bring DPR status, tasks, attendance gaps and material risks into one prepared daily view before the team starts chasing updates.

It is 9:15 AM. The office still does not know which sites submitted yesterday’s DPR.
Site engineers are already on today’s work, while managers are checking calls, attendance and stock messages one by one. NIYAM prepares the gaps before the follow-up starts.
Field activity becomes a reviewable plan for the day, with missing records and exceptions visible early.
From the morning check-in to a confirmed site action.
The site, date and source record stay attached as NIYAM prepares what needs attention and pauses before anything is updated.
01 Read the day
Bring together site progress, open work, attendance and stock context for the selected date.
02 Prepare the priorities
Highlight missing DPRs, overdue tasks, attendance gaps and material shortages.
03 Ask for the decision
Show the exact record or proposed update before an authorised person acts.
04 Update NIYAM
Save confirmed DPR, task, attendance or material actions into the project record.
The routine checks your team repeats every day.
Open a capability to see what NIYAM can prepare and the point where a supervisor or manager remains in control.
Daily briefingAvailable
Summarise site status, today’s work and the exceptions that can delay delivery.
DPR preparationHuman confirmed
Prepare a daily progress record and submit it only after confirmation.
Task and attendance actionsHuman confirmed
Prepare task updates and worker attendance with the exact site and date visible.
Material movementHuman confirmed
Prepare receipts, usage or transfers with quantity and source context.
Prepared by AI. Decided by the authorised person.
NIYAM keeps permissions, source context and explicit confirmation inside the workflow—not as an explanation added afterwards.
- No attendance is recorded without showing every worker status.
- No material movement is recorded without the exact quantity and location.
- The user sees what will change before NIYAM writes the record.
Keep the next handoff in the same operating system.
Move to the related job without rebuilding the project context.
Make daily operations easier to run and easier to review.
Set up one project, connect the working records and give the team a clear review boundary.
