Daily Activity Report Format and Report Writing Dos and Don’ts

August 11, 2012

I have Attached Daily Activity Report

This is to inform you that now January month is over and February is start so you are requested to follow the guidelines of  DAR.

Daily Activity Report

PLANNING

  1. Planning Should Be Well Defined And Executed During The Time Defined For Completion.
  2. Planning is the necessary part of the Daily Activity report.
  3. Contents in the planning can be added during the month but can not be deleted by the executive.
  4. Give the Serial No. Particular for your planning.

 

TASK TO DO/PENDING JOBS.

 

  1. Mention your All To do and pending jobs with target date(Target Date-I).
  2. When Job is complete then mention closing date if job is not complete on first target date then mention Pending reason-I and mention Target Date-II
  3. If target is not complete on Target date second then mention Pending Reason-II and mention the Job in task fail column.
  4. When task is fail and you want do this task again it should be mentioned in the Task to Do/Pending Jobs with a new Target Date-I.

 

Does

  1. Do send your Daily Activity Report in time (10.30 am) otherwise your report will be considered as late.
  2. If you couldn’t send your DAR on the day (in emergency) then you may send DAR (But with Specific Reason) on Next Day It will be marked as Late.
  3. Do send your DAR making attachment.

 

Don’t

  1. Don’t change Format.
  2. Don’t fill colors.


6 Comments

  1. i am looking for daily report format as team with team leader and individual if someone not actually working so i can trap that employee.In one team one is having team leader and under 15-20 people she is giving them a daily task for csr fund collection and other activities so that i want a proper reporting form i can take daily reporting from team leader and team and different individual reporting system

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