Progress billing, warranty claims and compliance audits all rest on photographs taken somewhere you were not. Reused and staged photographs are the easiest fraud in the sector and the hardest to prove after the fact.
The same photograph of the same completed stage can support a milestone claim on three sites. Nothing in the file says otherwise.
A photograph proves damage exists. It does not prove when, or that it was not caused after the risk transferred.
An inspection record assembled after a notice is served looks identical to one taken on the day.
The inspector captures through the app. Time, location coherence and capture integrity are measured on the device and bound into the file before it leaves the site.
A progress claim carries sealed captures. A quantity surveyor can verify them without trusting the contractor or us.
Sealed evidence carries an identity. Submitting it against a second milestone is detectable rather than invisible.
CapSeal establishes that a field photograph was taken by that device, at that time, of a real scene, and has not been altered since.
The full position is in the Product Disclosure. We would rather you knew the boundary before you bought than after.
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