For contractors

Built for work that disappears when it is covered.

Capture the work while it is visible. JobPacket brings job photos, Before / Work / Final checklists, and office review together for crews and the people checking their work.

Crew members cutting timber and moving materials during a house renovation

Strong pilot fit

The workflow matters more than the trade.

01

Multiple people touch the job.

A field user captures proof while an office or production role checks completion and moves the record forward.

02

The evidence list is repeatable.

The same installation stage, claim type, or closeout process requires a known set of photos and checklist items.

03

Missing proof creates real follow-up.

The office currently chases texts, searches personal camera rolls, or sends someone back after the work is no longer visible.

04

An existing system should stay in place.

Keep using your current CRM or project system while evaluating the photo and review workflow. External connectors require separate validation before use.

Example workflows

Evidence-heavy work across specialty trades.

Fencing

Layout, post depth, base detail, panel fastening, gates, and completed runs.

INSTALLATION → FINAL

Roofing & exteriors

Existing conditions, deck or substrate, underlayment, flashing, penetrations, and final elevations.

BEFORE → COVER → FINAL

Windows & doors

Opening condition, flashing sequence, anchoring, insulation, sealant, operation, and finished installation photos.

OPENING → INSTALL → ACCEPT

Restoration

Loss condition, mitigation stages, material handling, drying evidence, repairs, and finished work photos.

LOSS → WORK → CLOSE

Solar

Roof condition, attachment points, electrical routing, labeling, commissioning, and final system state.

SITE → INSTALL → COMMISSION

General contracting

Subcontractor checkpoints, concealed work, inspection evidence, punch completion, and owner handoff.

CHECKPOINT → APPROVAL → HANDOFF

These are example workflows, not customer or trade-specific compliance claims.

Operational fit

A clear job for the crew and the office.

CREW

Less interpretation.

Show the exact requirement in the order the work happens.

PRODUCTION

Earlier intervention.

See what is missing while the crew can still capture it.

OWNER

One repeatable standard.

Turn the company's closeout expectation into a visible workflow.

Does one missing detail keep slowing closeout?

Describe one repeatable photo checklist and who reviews it. The local brief builder helps you prepare for a pilot discussion; it does not request access.

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