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By the LockProof Team · Last updated November 5, 2026

Short, plain answers on how LockProof, field work verification software for recurring visits, works: how a photo request reaches a worker, what a submission records, what the counts mean and what a client can open. Each article is dated.

For the words themselves, see the glossary or what proof of service software is. For plans and prices, see pricing.

Sending and capturing

How does a photo request reach a worker?What does the photo link open?What does a LockProof submission record?

Schedules and misses

How do random and fixed schedules work?What happens when a photo request is missed?

Counts and reports

What do the dashboard’s compliance counts mean?What does the compliance report show?

Sharing records

What does a proof link show?What does the client portal show?

Visits, tasks and AI review

How do Visit Mode check-in and check-out work?How do one-off tasks and Send Reminder work?What does AI photo review do?

About these articles

Do workers need an app?

No. A worker taps a link in a text, WhatsApp message or email, and the phone’s browser opens the camera. There is no account to create.

Where do these answers come from?

Each article describes the product from LockProof’s own fact sheet, where every behavior is tied to the code that does it. The date at the top of each one is when it was last updated.