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Field Photo and Checklist Deadlines

The end of a visit should leave a clear expectation for the remaining photographs and checklist.

Workflow illustration
  1. 01Review the visit
  2. 02Finish outstanding items
  3. 03Check the deadline

Operations & field

Who it was designed for

Technicians tracking outstanding visit-day deliverables.

Available in the technician web workspace for authorized assigned work. Native-app distribution and browser capture are separate release paths.

What it does

Field photographs and checklists are due by midnight at the end of the visit day, including outstanding drone photographs. Technician web views show due and overdue work, with in-app reminders.

How it fits your workflow

STEP 1

Review the visit

Open the job’s field-deliverable status.

STEP 2

Finish outstanding items

Complete required photographs and checklist responses.

STEP 3

Check the deadline

Use the due or overdue label and in-app reminder.

Illustrated workflow. These cards explain the process; they are not screenshots of a customer project.

The practical value

Due and overdue visibility helps distinguish outstanding field work from completed capture. Deduplicated in-app reminders keep that expectation visible while late uploads remain accepted.

A concrete use case

After a visit, a technician checks the remaining drone photos and completes the checklist before the displayed end-of-day deadline.

Requirements and limits

The deadline is midnight at the end of the visit day, including outstanding drone photographs.

The site state’s primary time zone is used; split-zone states are approximate. Late uploads remain accepted.

Native deadline labels require the relevant native release.

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