Project Photos
The adjuster wants photos you don't have
A supplement claim without decking photos is a claim you're eating. When every stage gets shot and auto-filed — tear-off, decking condition, underlayment, flashing — the documentation the carrier asks for already exists, timestamped and organized by address.
"The leak started after you re-roofed."
Six months later, a stain shows up on their ceiling and suddenly it's your roof's fault. Photos of the deck condition, the flashing detail, and the finished field from install day settle it in one text message instead of one lawsuit.
Your crews shoot it. Nobody can find it.
The photos exist — in four camera rolls, a group text, and somebody's email. Field View puts every crew's photos in the same job file the moment they're taken. Search by address and it's all there, even two seasons later.
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
Open the app, take photos like normal. Tear-off through final walkthrough auto-files to the project — no uploading at the end of the day, no sorting on Sunday night.
→ Photos file to the job automatically
→ Sorted by date, area, and phase
→ Works with every phone on the crew
CLIENT REPORTS
Turn a job's photos into a clean PDF report in about a minute — decking, underlayment, completed field, all timestamped. Send it to the adjuster, the homeowner, or the inspector before you're off the roof.
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.