Many workflows depend on photos as records: condition reports, field observations, inspections, handovers, repairs, and internal reviews. Realz helps make those photos easier to verify.
A documentation photo can influence decisions long after it was taken. If there is no clear proof path, reviewers may have to rely on file metadata, timestamps, or trust in the submitter. Realz adds a verifiable capture-and-proof workflow.
Realz is not a legal chain-of-custody system. It supports photo integrity by proving more about the capture path, but organizations still need appropriate policy, process, and context.
Capture the documentation photo in Realz, create a proof, then paste the verify link into the relevant report, issue, invoice, inspection note, or client record.
It can support auditability by giving each shared photo a verification link. Whether that is enough depends on the organization's rules and risk level.
No. Realz is private-first. Public verification is used when a user chooses to share a proof.
