Look Up a Photo Record by TimeMarkerGps Photo Code
Upload an image with a readable 14-digit TimeMarkerGps Photo Code. The lookup reads the visible code and retrieves the corresponding stored record so you can compare the available image and context fields.
Important: a successful lookup identifies a stored record. It does not by itself prove that every copy of an image is unedited, establish an exact capture time or position, or guarantee acceptance by a third party.
Designed for Photo Verification Workflows
Keep the Photo and Its Record Context Connected
Ordinary image files can become separated from the project, contributor, notes, or location context needed for later review. TimeMarkerGps associates supported records with a project, team, contributor, creation date, Photo Code, and optional data fields when those values are supplied.
Context can become separated from an ordinary photo.
Project, contributor, time, location, and task details may be missing after an image is copied or shared. A structured record helps reviewers find the context that was stored with the image.
No Verification
• Teams have no dependable way to confirm when or where a photo was taken.
• Manual checks eat up time and invite human error.
• Photos lack a consistent, auditable way to be verified.
Unprofessional Photos
• Clients or regulators may doubt whether your photos are reliable.
• Without verified images, mistakes are far harder to catch.
• The result is delays or disputes over actual site conditions.
Designed for Photo Verification Workflows
Step 1: Read the Visible Photo Code
Upload a clear image containing the full 14-digit code. The website uses optical character recognition to read the code and request the matching TimeMarkerGps record. Cropping, blur, glare, compression, or an incomplete code can prevent a match.
Step 2: Review the Stored Context
When available, the result can display the stored image, contributor, record creation date, location, coordinates, weather data, and Photo Code. Empty fields mean that the corresponding value is not available in the returned record.
Step 3: Compare the Result Within Its Limits
Compare the displayed record with the image and the requirements of your workflow. TimeMarkerGps does not perform cryptographic hash comparison, image-forensics analysis, trusted GPS attestation, or legal validation in this lookup flow.
Read how Photo Code, GPS, and time verification works before relying on the result for a regulated or high-stakes decision.
Where Record Lookup Supports Review
Record lookup can support construction documentation, inspection review, and delivery photo workflows. The required evidence standard still belongs to the organization or program receiving the documentation.
Code-based review
A recipient enters the supported photo code to inspect the capture details and stored record details associated with the image.
Exception follow-up
If a verification result raises a mismatch, the team preserves the submitted file and checks it against the original project record.
External verification
A stakeholder uses the public verification flow without receiving broader access to the team workspace.
Photo Verification and Photo Code FAQs
Answers about readable codes, returned fields, GPS and time limitations, and the difference between record lookup and image-authenticity verification.
The verification flow displays the capture information associated with a supported photo code and reports the stored record details available for that record.
No. Verification provides technical record information, not a legal conclusion. Admissibility and evidentiary weight depend on jurisdiction, collection procedures, and the reviewing authority.
The verification result may indicate that the submitted image does not match the stored capture record. Preserve the original file and document how it was collected and shared.
If the photo includes a supported code, the recipient can use the public verification flow. Only the information exposed by that verification result is shown.