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Sharing an inspection finding with a contractor
The job after the flight is often simple: show someone else one problem, on one elevation, with enough context to act. Most handoffs send too much, or the wrong thing.
What goes wrong in the handoff
A zip of the whole survey. A shared folder the contractor never finds again. Screenshots in WhatsApp with no place or date. The finding is clear to you; the other person still has to hunt.
What a good share looks like
The photos that matter
The photos that matter for this finding — not the entire flight.
Place and date intact
Place and date still with the images.
Opens in the browser
Opens in the browser; the contractor does not need an account.
You stay in control
You can turn the link off when the work is done.
Who this helps
Facilities managers and surveyors who brief contractors. Contractors who need the crack or stain without downloading hundreds of files. Owners’ committees who want a clean trail of what was shared.
How Skycat Photo fits
Skycat Photo lets you share a link to the inspection record. Recipients open it in the browser. Access stays under your control — better than another zip that never expires.
Questions
Hand over the finding, not the whole flight
Ask about a survey for your site, or Photo for your own captures.