One photo, three uses: inspection proof, work order, and review packet

A good correction photo gets used three times: it closes the work order, it proves the correction inside the deadline, and — if the deficiency is ever disputed — it anchors the review packet. That triple duty sets the standard for taking it: wide enough to prove the location, close enough to prove the fix, timestamped by the record, and filed under the unit and deficiency it belongs to, the day it is taken. Photos living on a tech's personal phone roll fail all three uses at once. Where do your correction photos live, and could a stranger retrieve one by unit and date in under a minute? — Admin