Certified construction site inspections
Photos, videos and site reports certified at the source: every inspection produces evidence that stays authentic and defensible in court.

A construction site produces evidence every day: progress photos, videos, inspection reports. Most of it stays on personal phones, with no verified time and no proof of integrity. TrueScreen certifies every file at the source: the record becomes incontestable, and it is ready the moment the visit ends.
Needs
- There is a lot of dataEvery inspection produces photos, videos and documents.
- Capture is fragmentedEvery operator records in a different way, on a different device.
- Evidence is easy to contestA file with no certain date and no verifiable integrity is easy to deny.
- Reporting is slowPutting the material back together afterwards costs hours.
- Audits expose youWithout structured evidence, liability keeps growing.
Solution
TrueScreen fits into the inspection process. Site managers, coordinators and engineers certify from the site, on the App or the Web Portal.
- Forensic capture at the source. Data is born certified, not sealed afterwards.
- Immutable metadata. Date, time, GPS coordinates and an eIDAS signature.
- One archive. Everything lands in a single place, open to whoever works on the project.
Tailored processes
Guided capture flows, shaped on how the inspection is actually carried out.
Content from the field
Photos, videos, audio and documents collected on site, certified at the source.
Custom reporting
Summary documents generated to the template the company already uses.
System integration
API and SDK for site management software, BIM platforms and archives.
Benefits
- Evidence with legal value. Admissible in court and in audits.
- No more disputes over progress. Certified, georeferenced evidence settles what was built and when.
- Full traceability. Every site activity stays verifiable over time.
- Reports closed on site. The inspection ends when the visit does, with no work left over.
- One archive, no chasing. Every stakeholder sees the same file.
- Compliance without extra workload. Documentation duties are covered as you work.
What gets certified
Site photos
Work progress, structural details, defects.
Inspection videos
Structural checks and compliance verifications on site.
Voice notes
Observations dictated on the spot, while you look at them.
Documents
Reports, drawings, specifications and delivery notes imported as they are.
Email and messages
Exchanges with contractors and client, certified with their attachments.
Site location
Coordinates, date and time attached to every single capture.
Regulations
Construction site inspections sit in a heavily regulated area: Directive 92/57/EEC requires the safety coordinator to verify the safety plan and report any non-compliance. Across every sector, the rules on digital authenticity and security, from eIDAS to the GDPR and the NIS2 Directive, point the same way: the content must be tied to a specific time and place, and that is what decides whether it stands up.
Frequently asked questions
How does TrueScreen certify construction site inspections?
Is TrueScreen-certified evidence admissible in legal proceedings?
Does TrueScreen help meet construction site documentation requirements?
Can TrueScreen integrate with existing construction management software?
How is data from multiple operators and subcontractors managed?
How long does it take to certify a site inspection?
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