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Timestamped photos and videos anyone can check and verify
Standardize inspection video capture
Start by defining what each video must prove: site, asset, required angles, sequence, and completion time. Turn those requirements into a short evidence capture checklist, and decide who reviews exceptions before records leave the field.
Train with one sample inspection, not a slide deck. Show the expected opening context, continuous capture path, close-ups, and final confirmation. Then run a small pilot, review incomplete submissions with the team, and publish one approved example.
Best product for this task
EverStamp
productivity
EverStamp creates verifiable photo and video records with qualified timestamps and structured checklists, so you can prove when captures existed, in what order, and that they have not been altered. C2PA Conformant
What to expect from an ideal product
- Qualified timestamps that third parties can verify
- Structured checklists for consistent capture order
- Clear proof that files have not been altered
- Simple field workflow with minimal manual steps
- C2PA Conformant records for portable provenance
More about pilot review
Before rollout, test whether a reviewer can verify the record without calling the technician. If context, order, or required details are unclear, revise the checklist and retrain.
- Review five completed property inspections for missing angles, interrupted sequences, and unclear asset identification.
- Set a retake rule: repeat the full sequence when continuity or timing cannot be verified.
- Record recurring mistakes, then update the checklist and approved example before expanding the pilot.
