Photographs of the work, tied to the shift that produced them

Attendance tells your client someone was there. Proof of work tells them what got done, with pictures, times and locations attached.

A checklist your worker follows on the phone

You set the tasks for each site once. Your worker sees them in order, photographs each one as they finish, and the app records where and when each photo was taken. Nothing is typed in afterwards from memory.

  • Checklist set per site
  • Before and after on each task
  • Location and time on every photo
  • Order and progress visible to the worker
A checklist your worker follows on the phone

Patrol rounds for guarding

Guards do not clean rooms, they walk routes. The same system records checkpoints as rounds through the shift, each one placed and timed, so a missed round is visible the next morning rather than at the end of the month.

  • Checkpoints placed inside the site
  • Repeated rounds through one shift
  • Missed rounds flagged to the supervisor
  • Works with no network at 2am
Patrol rounds for guarding

Where cameras are not allowed

Banks do not permit photographs in the vault area, and data centres do not permit them in the server room. Those tasks are marked as attestation only, and your supervisor signs for them under their own name in a record that cannot be changed later.

  • Attestation instead of a photograph
  • Signed by a named supervisor
  • Recorded permanently like any other entry
  • No shared PINs or codes
Where cameras are not allowed

Why it matters

Fewer disputes

Send the evidence with the invoice instead of arguing after it is queried.

Standards you can see

Know a site was properly serviced without driving there to check.

Nobody wrongly blocked

A missing photo is an exception to review, never a refused clock-in.

See proof of work in action

Ninety seconds on a phone. Bring whoever checks your invoices.