Activity Reporting
Documenting work completed during the reporting period.
Lamtas Project Documentation
Show stakeholders exactly what has been accomplished, what is underway and what remains on the project schedule.
We transform project updates, meeting records, schedules and technical information into organized progress reports.
Progress Reporting
A project changes from one reporting period to the next. Work is completed, milestones are reached, problems emerge and new activities are scheduled.
Lamtas prepares technical progress reports that capture these developments in an organized format, making it easier for stakeholders to understand project movement.
Reports can be produced for recurring weekly, monthly or quarterly reporting cycles as well as individual project milestones.
Our Services
We can support individual progress reports or establish a consistent format for recurring project reporting.
Documenting work completed during the reporting period.
Recording achieved milestones, deliverables and significant project events.
Presenting supplied information about planned dates, delays, dependencies and revised activities.
Clearly identifying incomplete activities and items carried into the next reporting period.
Documenting technical and operational issues that have affected progress.
Presenting upcoming tasks and planned activities based on the project team's information.
Our Process
We gather the project information relevant to the reporting period.
Completed, ongoing, delayed and planned activities are separated.
Important milestones, schedule movements and issues are brought into focus.
The information is developed into a structured progress narrative.
Dates, activities and reported developments are checked against the material supplied.
The report is formatted for circulation to the intended project stakeholders.
Related Services
Progress reporting is often supported by complementary project and technical reports.
A concise snapshot of the current project or technical position.
Broader documentation covering a technical project.
Reporting based on observations collected across a period.
Documentation of completed project activities and closeout.
Reports can be prepared weekly, monthly, quarterly or according to another project reporting schedule.
Yes. Meeting minutes can be combined with schedules, activity updates, photographs and other supplied project records.
Yes. Delays, constraints, dependencies and outstanding work can be documented using the information supplied.
Yes. A consistent reporting structure can be maintained for recurring reporting programmes.
Yes. Detailed progress information can be accompanied by a concise summary of the most important developments.
Send us your project updates, schedules, meeting records or existing template and we can prepare the report.