Common problemsLost job photos and notes

Evidence that stays with the job

Stop hunting through technicians' camera rolls for proof of the work.

Taskr attaches photos, notes and checklist results to the job, the site and the asset as they are taken, so the evidence is there when a customer, builder or auditor asks.

What it looks like

Familiar signs the process has outgrown the team.

  • Before-and-after photos live on whoever's phone took them
  • A disputed invoice turns into a search through a group chat
  • Notes from the last visit are not there for the next technician
  • A technician leaves and their job history leaves with them

Without evidence, disputes are settled by whoever argues longest. Lost notes also mean repeat site visits to find out what was already known.

Product solution

Give the next action a place, an owner and the right context.

01

Photos on the job

Technicians take or attach photos inside the job, so they are stored with it rather than on the phone.

02

Site and asset history

Notes, checklists and defects build up against the site and asset, ready for the next visit.

03

Reports with the evidence

Completion and compliance reports include the photos and results that back them up.

The working rhythm

A simple workflow the team can repeat.

01

Capture

Photos and notes go straight into the job on site.

02

Keep

They stay against the job, site and asset for good.

03

Share

Send a report with the evidence when it is asked for.

What improves

More control without adding another layer of admin.

  • Disputes settled with a photo, not an argument
  • Every technician arrives knowing the site's history
  • Job knowledge that stays with the business

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do photos still save without signal?

The mobile app is built for patchy coverage: work captured on site is kept on the device and uploaded when the connection comes back.

Can customers see the photos?

Photos can be included in the reports and documents you send, so the customer sees the evidence you choose to share.

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