Project files, tied to the place.
Organise project documents and site photographs together. Keep location information with geotagged evidence so teams can understand where a record belongs.
A clear path through the work.
How Project Files & Photos connects the task, the people and the record.
Organise the project
Bring documents and photographs into the relevant project record. Give files clear descriptions so the next person can understand what they contain.
Add evidence and location
Attach site photographs to the work they describe. Retain geotagging where location information has been captured, alongside a useful written description.
Connect the next action
Link relevant evidence to an inspection or defect record. Keep the photograph, finding and follow-up easy to trace back to the project.
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The details that keep work moving.
Project files organised around the site and the work
Photographs stored alongside relevant project records
Geotagged images with location context where captured
Descriptions that explain what each photograph records
Evidence linked to inspections, findings and follow-up
Questions about Project Files & Photos.
Clear answers to help you choose the right setup for your team.
What does geotagging add to a project photograph?
Where location information is captured, it adds context about where the photograph was taken. A clear description still explains what the image shows and why it belongs in the project record.
Can project photographs support an inspection?
Yes. Project evidence can be connected to quality inspections and snagging records so reviewers can follow a finding back to its context.
Does every uploaded image contain a location?
No. Location information depends on what was captured and supplied with the image. Files and descriptions remain useful when a geotag is unavailable.
Keep the next workflow connected.
Connect your
compliance workflows.
Bring the people, the paperwork and the site record together in one toolbox.