When a damaged count is entered, the line offers a camera button that opens the phone's rear camera directly. Photos upload immediately and attach to that line; they are carried onto any damage claim raised from the line, and shown inline in the claim email.
Also called: photo evidence · damaged delivery photos · take a photo of the damage
- 1The line's file input uses capture="environment" to open the rear camera
- 2Uploads go through the receipt upload endpoint and the returned URL is stored on the line
- 3Raising a damage claim collects the photos from its lines
- 4The review modal pre-attaches anything already photographed
The comments state the timing argument twice: 'Damage photos, per line. Taken at the tailgate, because that is the only moment the evidence exists — and they ride the claim email as links.' And: 'capture="environment" opens the rear camera on a phone — the evidence only exists while the pallet is in front of you.' The reason it matters: 'a claim with evidence gets settled, one without gets argued.'
- The evidence stops existing once the pallet is unloaded
- A claim with no photos gets argued
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