Field service / client report
Turn field photos into a clear client handoff
A local-only field report builder that pairs job details, cost assumptions, captions, and ordered photo evidence in a printable report.
Your plan
01 / INPUTSSiteStory
Calculated from user-entered inputs. Review assumptions and limitations.
Plan summary
02 / RESULTSLabor and report estimate
Shared scale: 0 to 209 USD. Values may overlap; bars are comparisons, not parts of a total. Review the details below.
| Line | Amount |
|---|---|
| Labor (2 h) | $170.00 |
| Materials | $24.00 |
| Travel | $15.00 |
| Estimated tax (0%) | $0.00 |
| Estimated total | $209.00 |
- The estimate uses labor hours multiplied by the entered labor rate, plus materials and travel.
- Photos added below remain local to this browser tab. They are not uploaded or persisted by this tool.
- The tax line is an optional estimate and is not a tax filing or invoice determination.
- Report date: 2026-09-30. Job: Kitchen sink repair
Know the boundaries
- Images are held in memory in the current browser tab and are never uploaded by this tool.
- The cost result is a planning estimate, not an invoice, tax decision, or payment record.
- Photo metadata such as EXIF location is not inspected or removed by this tool. Review images before sharing.
Examples are illustrative. Results depend on the assumptions and measurements you enter.
Method, not guesswork
Build a handoff around what a client can verify: who, where, when, what changed, and which image proves it.
Read the methodology and worked examplesFrom inputs to a useful decision
All guidesBuild a field report a client can review
Organize who, where, when, what changed, and the next action in a concise field-job handoff.
Read guidePractical guideShow field-job labor and materials separately
Make entered labor, materials, travel, and optional estimated tax easy to inspect in a service report.
Read guideCommon questions
Where do report images go?
Images are held in memory in the current browser tab and are not uploaded by the tool.
How is the cost estimate calculated?
Labor hours are multiplied by labor rate, then materials and travel are added with optional estimated tax.
What makes a photo useful in the report?
Place it in a clear story order and caption the condition, measurement, or completed work that the image helps a reviewer verify.