Capture Trusted Field Records
Photos are recorded together with timestamps, location details, and project notes at the moment of capture. Keep documentation organized and ready for reporting without additional manual work.
Designed for Traceable Proof-of-Work Records
Still Managing Job Photos Manually?
Field documentation becomes harder when photos, context, and project records are disconnected.
Missing Context
• Time and location details are difficult to track later
• Teams may spend extra time confirming records
• Missing context can slow project reviews
Scattered Documentation
• Notes and site details are often stored separately
• Teams need a consistent way to capture context
• Disconnected records reduce visibility
Inconsistent Records
• Documentation may vary across projects and teams
• Photos can be difficult to review and organize
• Standardized records help teams move faster
Designed for Traceable Proof-of-Work Records
Capture photos with structured records and consistent project context.
Time and Location Records
• Attach timestamps and location details automatically
• Keep records connected to capture context
• Make project documentation easier to review
Context Capture
• Add notes directly while capturing photos
• Keep job details and observations together
• Include optional information such as location, weather, labels, and custom fields
Branded Documentation
• Add company logos and reusable watermark templates
• Present records in a consistent format
• Share project documentation more professionally
Proof-of-Work Workflow Examples
Examples of how recorded time, location, notes, and project context can support clearer work reviews.
Completion record
A technician captures the finished task, adds a concise note, and keeps the record inside the assigned service project.
Before-and-after review
A manager filters the project by task date and compares captures taken before work, during the visit, and after completion.
Client update
The team reviews the selected records and shares only the relevant project photos through the appropriate link or report.
Photo Proof FAQs
A field record can include the image, recorded time, GPS location, project, member, notes, labels, and configured watermark information.
No visual watermark alone proves that. For supported TimeMarkerGps captures, use the photo code verification flow to review the associated capture details and stored record details.
Supported mobile workflows can capture records without a connection and sync them when service returns. Teams should confirm that pending uploads finish before relying on remote access.
Test the current sharing and delivery methods with a signed-out recipient before using them externally. Confirm access requirements, read and download permissions, expiration, revocation, notes, and the correct project scope.