
Solutions: Operations
For operations leaders running several sites: spot problems early and see every fix through, before they cost you rework or a delay.
The problem
Site problems reach you days after a crew saw them
- What changes
- You see every site’s findings the day they are recorded, know which projects need you first, and give every fix an owner and a date.
- How Stepo does it
- Crews speak or snap a photo and AI drafts the record, Visibility ranks your sites by what needs attention, and corrective actions follow each fix until it closes.
Know where to drive before you leave the lot
Visibility
Your whole portfolio, on one screen
One risk map and one ranked list show open findings, serious-injury flags, incidents and overdue work for each project, most urgent first. Ask a question and AI answers from your own sites, without waiting on a report.
Incidents and near missesEarly access
A replica of the Visibility dashboard with Riverside Tower selected: why it needs attention, its totals and incidents, its pin on the risk map, and every project ranked by priority.
Follow-through
See which sites are falling behind
Closeout checked from a photo
Before you sign off, AI reviews the crew’s closeout photo against your own checks. Early access
What keeps coming back
Each inspection flags findings that match the last visit, so you see which problems you are paying to fix twice.
The return
What operations gets back
Supervisor hours back
The record is written on the walk, not typed up after dark.
Problems fixed while they are cheap
The fix starts the day the finding is recorded, while it is still a quick job.
Follow-ups from every site visit
Talk through the visit as you walk, and AI returns a clean note with the action items pulled out. Early access
Presentable reports, no assembly
Drafted from the record, with photos, site conditions and what changed since the last visit.
Questions
Asked on every call
Does it slow the crew down?
How much training do crews need?
Can I see incidents next to findings?

Start with the site that worries you most
Thirty days on one site. Run each Monday meeting from what its crews recorded: what is open, what closed and what slipped.
