Before each drawdown, the builder or the borrower photographs the work on site with your checklist. An independent service timestamps the file, and your team sees the progress per stage in the dashboard.
The same picture of a roof arrives with two drawdown requests. Nothing in an ordinary photo says which stage it belongs to.
A monitoring surveyor drives out for every release, including the ones where a set of dated photos could have been enough.
Photos arrive by email, with no link to the plot, the stage or the date.
Whoever holds the phone, you see the same thing: a file per stage, with a timestamp from an independent service.
A request per stage, with your checklist and a deadline. No account needed.
On site in their own app, against your template, delivered to your project.
For the stages you inspect yourself.
The Progress template in the app has an overview and details. In the dashboard you set up a checklist per stage, with your own fields.
Ask for the same viewpoints at every stage. The series then shows the build growing, stage by stage, each with its own date.
The snags at handover, and whether the builder put them right.
Read more →A record of your house before the neighbours start digging or building.
Read more →Before and after, extra work, and what was under the floor before it was closed up.
Read more →Projects group the orders and files of one build, so every stage release has its own dated record next to the ones before it.
No. They open your link and take the photos in the EverStamp app, which they install first if they do not have it yet.
Yes. A project groups the orders and files of one build, each stage with its own timestamp.
No. It gives the surveyor, and you, a dated record of each stage. What weight it carries for a release is your decision.
Nothing. Whoever takes the photos at your request pays nothing and takes out no subscription; you pay per file that comes in. Sending a request costs nothing; an answered request counts as one file.
The price is on request, set by the number of builds and stages you follow. Whoever has files delivered pays; whoever checks them never does. You pay for the files you have delivered, and checking through the link, the QR code on the report or the verification page is always free, without an account.
Try Business free for 14 days, with 20 files, and run one build through its stages. After that we agree the price with you: request a quote, also for Enterprise, with delivery into your own system, a data processing agreement with Annex B and a named contact.
Hidden work before it is closed up, from every crew, in one dashboard.
Read more →The property inside and out, with a dated record of the visit itself.
Read more →Policyholders photograph the damage from your link, adjusters photograph it on site, and both land on the claim.
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