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Doing the jobBefore and after photos

The photos your crew already takes, filed against the job

Crew text photos in, they land on the right job with a before or after label already on them, and the ones you pick go on your own website.

Your first 14 days are free, and nothing is charged until they are up.

What this takes off your week

The before photos are on somebody's phone, and that somebody left in March.
Photos arrive against the job rather than into a personal camera roll, and they stay there.
You want a gallery on your site and rebuilding one out of four phones is a Sunday afternoon.
Tick the ones worth showing and they are on your site. Nothing is published for being recent.
Somebody puts a picture of a burst pipe on the website.
A photo marked as a problem cannot be featured, and the refusal tells you what to change.

How it works here

1

They arrive by text from the phone the crew already has

A photo sent to your crew number is filed against the job that person is on, and whatever they typed with it is added to the visit rather than replacing the note that is already there.

2

Start, progress, finish or problem

The label is inferred from the words in the message — problem words beat finish words, finish beats start, and anything unrecognised is progress. It is a starting point, and always yours to change.

3

You decide what a stranger sees

Nothing is public until you feature it, and a problem photo is refused rather than silently dropped, so you never wonder why it did not appear.

The specifics

Photos filed against the job, ready to go into the quote, the invoice or your website.

Four labels, not free text
Start, progress, finish and problem. A closed list, so a gallery can be built out of it and no photo ends up in a category of one.
A problem photo cannot be featured
Trying is refused with the reason and the fix — change the label first — rather than accepted and quietly skipped.
What a caption may be
Up to two hundred characters. Clearing it stores nothing rather than an empty string, and a change with nothing in it is refused instead of counting as a save.
Looking and publishing are different rights
Seeing the job's photos and choosing which appear on your website are separate levels, so a coordinator can look without publishing.
What may be sent up
Photos to fifteen megabytes, video to a hundred, documents to twenty-five. Uploads are signed on our side and require you to be signed in — never an open door on the internet.

What you get

Every plan includes all of it. Plans differ by how many people can work in the account, not by which features they are allowed to use.

  • Before and after photos

    Photos filed against the job, ready to go into the quote, the invoice or your website.

Try it on your own jobs

The first 14 days are free. Bring your own rates, your own logo and the client list you already have.