In every project, there is an element of fiduciary responsibility between the owner and the GC, and the subcontractors and the GC. Unfortunately, not everyone keeps their side of the deal. Dispute resolution is a fundamental component to protecting yourself, and photographic documentation is a valuable tool in this regard. By providing documentation on a regular basis that is easy to find and available to you all the time wherever you are, you have the information to determine who is responsible for a given situation and the evidence to prove it with unbiased documentation in court, or, hopefully, before litigation becomes necessary. Moreover, accusations go both ways, and iSitePhotos is just as relevant to your defense against costly lawsuits and disagreements involving opportunistic owners and municipalities looking to make a buck off of your company. Our documentation will help you avoid what was unavoidable and clarify the ambiguous for lower costs and increased profits.
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Anytime, anywhere access to your documentation creates an excellent remote management solution which will allow you to keep a better eye on your project, improving general conscientiousness and give you a chance to catch nonconforming conditions before the completion of the project.
Online access to comprehensive photographic documentation can significantly improve the clarity and efficiency of your team’s communication. You will be able to make any necessary documents readily available to the team, and reference the project documentation during OAC meetings or when responding to RFIs. Our iSiteLive cameras are particularly useful in meetings, providing real-time information for prompt, well-informed decisions.
Your project is accessible anywhere, and you and your team can keep tabs on its progress with just a few clicks. Knowing your place on the critical path is essential to running the most efficient and profitable project possible, and iSitePhotos is here with progression photography and live cameras to make it happen.
