Sent to . Six digits, and it lasts fifteen minutes.

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This is the name your customers see on every email and approval page, so use the name you trade under.

This sets the rate on extras you raise from now on. Extras already raised keep the rate they were raised at, so nothing a customer has agreed to changes.

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However you number your own jobs.

Leave it blank if there isn't a fixed price. It only sets the backdrop for the extras.

Nothing raised on this job yet.

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Get it in shot before it's covered up. The photo is fingerprinted on this phone the moment you take it, so nobody can argue later that it was taken somewhere else.

Photo captured and fingerprinted. This phone can't show a preview of that file type, which doesn't affect the record.

Show what was recorded as proof

File—

Size—

SHA-256 fingerprint

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Change one pixel and this number changes completely. It's worked out on your phone before anything is sent.

What this app recorded

Photo received—

LocationAsking…

Accurate to—

What the camera claimed

Reading…

Taken—

Device—

Location—

Take a different photo

Talk it through as if you were telling the customer face to face. It gets saved with the photo, and it's kept as part of the record.

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Plain English. This is what they read on their phone, so no jargon and no blame — just what you found and what it needs.

The photo and its fingerprint go up with it. Nothing is sent to the customer yet — pricing comes next.

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It is a draft until it is priced and sent. The customer has not been told anything yet.

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Nothing priced yet. One line is enough.

The price the customer pays for this line, before VAT.

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They get an email with the photo and the price, and a button to agree to it. Nothing is charged until they do.

Waiting on them

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