Crews shoot photos like they always do. TrackOver stamps each one with the time, GPS location, and who took it, then files it to the job instead of someone's camera roll. When a customer or an inspector asks what happened on their site, you have the answer in seconds.
Sample data shown. Your account starts clean.
Date, time, GPS, and the person who shot it, baked into every photo. That's proof, not just a picture.
No albums to make, no uploads to remember. Open the job and every photo from every phone is already there.
Mark depths, offsets, and what's in the ground right on the photo. Your as-built record is done before the trench is closed.
Pick the photos worth showing and send one clean link. Customers see the work, not your whole camera roll.
Photos upload to your company account and stay out of personal camera rolls, so a full day on site never fills a phone.
Remove someone from the team and every photo they ever took on the clock stays with the company.
Photos are captured on the phone and sync when coverage comes back. Nobody has to think about it.
Yes. Galleries are curated. You pick the photos and add notes, and the customer only ever sees what you chose.
No. They go to the cloud, not the camera roll, so the phone stays clean.
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