Mobile Note Entry Too Clunky for Field Staff Write-Ups
Field inspectors entering longer notes on a project tool''s mobile app find text entry cumbersome enough that they log only short updates on site and defer the detailed write-up until they return to a desktop. This delays the record and risks detail loss between the site visit and the eventual entry. The friction is an ergonomics gap in the mobile client rather than a missing capability.
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