FieldScan walks your tech through every required photo angle, lets them attach an optional job video, and hands your manager one review packet.
Three photos and "all good" is not proof. Callbacks land a week later and nobody can say what the site looked like.
One gets the springs, one forgets the after shot, one skips the final overview photo. You can't compare work you can't see.
Scrolling folders of blurry photos to find the one job that actually needs you. Most of them were fine.
This is the actual FieldScan app running in the page with a clearly labeled synthetic review packet. Open the sample job, use real camera capture, and switch between manager and tech views.
No app store or approval wait. Install it from the browser for a home-screen app with its own icon, full-screen layout, and device camera access.
The tech follows prompts. The scan does the reading. You get a decision to make, not a folder to dig through.
The viewfinder tells the tech exactly what to shoot — wide area, before, close problem, after, cleanup, and final overview — with an optional job video attached to the same ticket.
Every packet gets read and scored against the standard for that trade. Missing angles, blurry proof, code clearances, safety gear — flagged in plain English, not jargon.
Clean 100s batch-approve in one tap. Flagged jobs open with the exact frame and the reason. Hold the tech on site or let them roll — your rule, per tech.
A garage door job and a water heater install need different proof. FieldScan ships with the list for each and you can edit them.
Request a 14-day pilot. We confirm setup before any paid plan begins.
One tech. Owner-operators who need the paper trail.
Up to 10 techs with a manager review queue.
Multi-crew shops, custom shot lists, your own standards.
This sends a real setup request. It does not create charges or an account automatically. We confirm the shot list, manager access, and pilot details with you first.
Set up takes an afternoon. Your techs shoot the same list they already should be shooting, and you stop guessing what happened on site.