Work Orders, a film in four steps
Four job sites in one message, and a photo for each stop.
This film is an illustration. The people, buildings and companies in it are invented, and so are the photos, messages and numbers on its screens. The screens are drawn to follow the app. The labels and pictures around them are the film’s.
Transcript
Opening 0:00
Devon has four stops today. Four stops used to mean four texts. A work order puts all four in one message.
The work order 0:08
In the office, group one technician’s job sites into a work order. Pick two or more, and set the stop order. He will see them in that order.
One message 0:18
When the check is due, he gets one message, with one link. The message carries the work order’s name.
A photo per stop 0:25
The link opens his list. Every stop has its own Take photo button. Each one is a live photo, through the camera, with the photo library blocked. Our server sets the time. His location is recorded when he shares it. After each photo, one tap takes him to the next job site. The work order shows complete only when every stop has its photo, or is excused. A stop with no photo by the deadline is marked missed, like any other check.
The records 0:56
In the office, every stop is its own record, with its own time and its own fingerprint. A property management account calls the same thing a round. LockProof. Know the work got done, without calling anyone. See it for your own crews at lockproof.com.