Project Photos
The service tech is flying blind
Model numbers, lineset routing, breaker location, what the old unit looked like — all in the install tech's head or camera roll. When install photos auto-file to the address, any tech pulls up the job history before they ring the doorbell.
It's been rattling since your guys installed it.
Photos of the finished install — level pad, sealed penetrations, clean brazing, nameplate readings — end warranty arguments before they start. Show them exactly what it looked like the day you commissioned it.
Warranty claims need documentation you didn't keep
Manufacturers want serials, install photos, and proof of commissioning. When your crew shoots the nameplate and the finished install as a habit, the paperwork for every claim already exists — searchable by address.
Job Timeline
Today · 12 photos
Walkthrough, prep, and progress saved to this job.
Yesterday · 8 photos
Sorted by date, area, and phase.
DOCUMENT THE JOB
Techs shoot the job like they normally would — old unit out, new unit in, nameplate, final. It all files to the address automatically. Next visit, the history's already there.
→ Photos file to the job automatically
→ Sorted by date, area, and phase
→ Works with every phone on the crew
CLIENT REPORTS
Turn install or maintenance photos into a clean PDF in a minute — what was done, what it looks like, what got replaced. Homeowners keep it; property managers file it.
Client Progress Report
How does the free trial work?
Start a trial, invite your crew, and test Field View on real jobs before deciding whether it fits.
Can I add more users?
Yes. Add crew members as your team grows so photos stay connected to the right project.
Can I export my photos?
Yes. Your job history and photos can be exported and kept with your company records.
Does this work for my trade?
If your crew takes job photos, Field View can keep them organized by job, phase, and date.
No credit card required.