Bubble Developer wanted to continue building a time clock application

I have built a good percentage of web clock app that allows our field crews to record time, units, efficiency, & discrepancies and produce a report at the end of the day. It has an office side where new jobs and information comes in, including their schedules and job locations. The field app has the following features: 1. Clock In and Out 2. Roll Out (pre-work survey) 3. Wrap Up (post-work survey) 4. Notes portal 5. Unit tracking portal 6. 5 Day Look Ahead (shows where the crew is scheduled the next 5 days) 7. Rental Equipment Tracker 8. Daily report that is generated from all the info entered that day. 9. Project info portal, to find job locations and map 10. Portal to see old daily reports, sorted by dates The office side has the following features: 1. Dashboard to see who is currently clocked in 2. Project info screen to input new project details 3. TOUPE - our weekly meeting form, creates action items and schedule 4. Clock - Allows for time approval and exporting time to excel for import into payroll system. 5. System Info - Input info for customers, detailers, and other fields. What I need: I need the following to roll out the app in our field: App In General: 1. Microsoft Authentication Option 2. Tie pics from notes to a project Field App: 1. Get the daily report emailing to a distribution list with clean layout with pics. 2. Revise/edit unit tracking and calculations 3. Add discrepancy codes to clock in and out 4. Add calcs for efficiency to daily report 5. Make Notes auto clear (improve current) Office Side App 1. Structure and organize time sheets 2. Improve review and approve time screen 3. Add in Cost Code management page 4. Setup time export function 5. Improve and automate Toupe (job meeting) page 6. Daily report viewer for admin/superintendent 7. Reporting functions for projects/Project summery page These are the main items that I have notated that need to get done. I feel like we're getting close and I've built much of what is here, but would like to find out what it would take to get this over the top. Thanks!