“Westbrook Law asked if we handle product destruction. They’ve got expired inventory to purge every month.”
→ New recurring service
See something. Log something.
Your drivers are in client locations every day, seeing opportunities and issues no one else does. My Field Notes captures all of it, and the daily DVIR is the habit that keeps them in the app every shift, so nothing gets left in the cab. The compliance you need, plus the field intel you’ve been missing. Built deep for mobile shredding.
Starts with FMCSA DVIRs · Offline-first · Driver-bound & tenant-isolated
The status quo
They’re in client locations all day, the first to know when an account is ready to grow, when one’s about to leave, when a competitor shows up. But it stays in their heads, in a group text, or nowhere. The upsell you didn’t make. The account you lost without warning. The defect that should never have left the yard.
A client mentions they’re adding a location, or asks about hard-drive destruction. Your driver nods, forgets by lunch, and you never hear about it.
The unhappy client, the competitor’s bin in the lot, the complaint at the dock. The warning signs were all there. The driver just had no way to pass them on.
Pre-trips on clipboards that pile up in the cab and fade, with nothing on hand the morning a driver gets pulled over.
A name typed into a form isn’t a record. When something slips through, you can’t tell who saw what, or when.
How it works
Driver taps in with a per-driver PIN on the enrolled handheld, shared spares included. Everything they log is bound to the real person, not a typed-in name.
The daily habit. A fast pre/post-trip DVIR that gets every driver into the app every shift, signal or no signal. Keeps you compliant, and puts them one tap from the part that pays.
The payoff. While they’re in the app, drivers log what they saw at your clients: an upsell, an unhappy account, a competitor moving in, damage. The stuff that grows the business and saves accounts. Photos and voice attach.
A board shows who’s done, what’s open, and every defect through to resolution. Every inspection stays on file by truck, driver and date, with the photos and signatures on the record, and exports to CSV for any date range.
What your drivers catch
Entries from a single day, the kind that used to stay in the cab. Each one logged in seconds, tied to the driver, in front of ops the same afternoon.
“Westbrook Law asked if we handle product destruction. They’ve got expired inventory to purge every month.”
→ New recurring service
“Third week the dock at Summit Health was backed up and they grumbled about the pickup window. Worth a call before renewal.”
→ Save the account
“Spotted a competitor’s truck at First Keystone Bank on Main. They’ve been our client four years.”
→ Defend the account
One upsell like that covers the subscription for a year. Your drivers spot them every week. You just never heard about it.
Proof · Design partner
We’re building My Field Notes alongside a NAID AAA-certified mobile shredding operation — a multi-truck fleet running on-site shredding and hard-drive destruction across the Mid-Atlantic for two decades. Real trucks, real drivers, real DVIRs, every working day.
What that shaped
Built for the way a shredding shop actually runs, not a generic checklist app with a shred label on it.
What you get
Opportunities, account risks, competitor sightings, damage. Whatever your drivers see at your clients, logged in the same app as the inspection. Drivers talk, photos attach, and ops reads a clean written summary.
The whole thing works with no signal: checklist, notes, signature, defects, photos, even a spoken note. It sits on the phone and files itself the moment there’s a bar, and the voice note gets written up on the way in.
Each driver has their own PIN on the cab device, so nobody can file an inspection under someone else’s name. When an officer or a client questions a record months later, the name on it is the person who was standing at the truck.
Failed items open defects with acknowledgment signatures and an audit trail, tracked from open to resolved. The core of real DVIR value.
See at a glance who’s done their checklist today and who hasn’t. Field reports route straight to the right inbox: sales, service, or dispatch. Every inspection is on file by truck, driver and date, immutable once submitted, photos and signatures included — and any date range exports to CSV when an auditor asks.
Your records are sealed off from every other company on the system, enforced on our servers and not in the app on the phone. Drivers see their truck and their day, nothing else. Someone leaves, you switch them off, and they are out everywhere that second.
One secure system of record for everything your drivers capture: searchable, auditable, and owned by you. No binder in the cab, no scattered spreadsheets, no data you can’t get back.
Why My Field Notes
Just another DVIR app
DVIR is how you get daily use. The real value is the upsells and account issues your drivers log while they’re already in there.
Field intel stuck in someone’s head
Every opportunity and risk in one place, tied to the driver who saw it, in front of ops the same day.
An app your drivers quietly ignore
Fast enough that drivers actually use it. PIN in, inspect, log, done. Even with no signal.
Notes that prove nothing
Immutable, signed, person-bound records. The inspection proof a driver needs the morning they’re pulled over.
Book a demo
A 20-minute walkthrough on your own checklists, no slideware. We’ll show what your drivers do every shift, the board your ops team watches, and the DVIR proof a driver can show if they’re pulled over. Then we’ll map out getting your crew live.
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