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Automated technical report with photos: from field notes to PDF

An automated technical report is one where what is recorded in the field, on a phone, goes straight into the final document. Photos, locations, notes and ratings flow into the report automatically, in the company's standard format, and the technician spends time on analysis, not assembly.

Where the photo report loses time

Anyone who does technical visits, inspections or maintenance knows the routine: take dozens of photos, jot notes by hand or in a message to yourself, go back to the office, rename the photos, place them one by one in Word, number them, caption them and check that each photo is in the right section.

How the automated report works

Types of reports you can automate

Real examples

At VLSolutions, the group's engineering firm, technical reports are no longer put together by hand: what the engineer records in the field goes straight into the report, with photos, locations and urgency ratings, on the company letterhead.

At an HVAC company served by HubVLS, the technician fills out the maintenance work order on the phone, with a checklist, measurements and photos, and the technical report is ready for the client as soon as the service call is finished.

Your company standard in every report

With the template set up once, every report comes out the same: same structure, same standard text, same way of rating findings. That makes review easier, cuts rework and gives the client a professional image, no matter who did the visit.

Which process do you want to take off your team's plate?

Tell us which routine takes up the most time. 100% remote service, anywhere in Brazil.

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Frequently asked questions

Does it work without internet on site?

Yes. Entries are saved on the phone and sent when the signal returns, with no lost photos or notes.

Can I use my own report template?

Yes. The report is built from the template your company already delivers, with logo, letterhead and sections.

Do the photos keep good quality in the PDF?

Yes. Photos come out uncropped, numbered and captioned, sized for reading and printing.

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