
Machine photos stay with the asset
Name the album for the unit number, the serial, or the fleet ID. Equipment inspection photos from the next visit open on that machine instead of a mixed camera roll.
Album per asset
Equipment photo app · machines, vehicles, and rentals
Machine condition photos, vehicle condition photos, and rental equipment photos stay with the asset. Shoot the serial plate, the wear, and the handoff, then open that same set later.


Name the album for the unit number, the serial, or the fleet ID. Equipment inspection photos from the next visit open on that machine instead of a mixed camera roll.
Album per asset

Before-and-after photos, a cracked glass, a worn edge, a rental check-out. Time and place stay on the shot so the condition report still reads when the customer opens it.
Burned into the photo

The person on the machine and the person at the desk upload vehicle condition photos and fleet photos to the same asset. Nobody is texting a partial inspection back to the shop.
One set

FWD one link for the rental handoff or the repair. Add the return photos later and the same gallery still shows that machine.
Private until you FWD
An equipment photo app keeps machine condition photos with the asset you can point at. Name the album for the unit number, the serial, or the fleet ID, then shoot the whole machine, the wear, the glass, the tracks, and the plate. The next equipment inspection opens that same album. It is the same address-album habit as the jobsite photo app, pointed at a machine instead of a street. Creating and organizing albums covers how a title and a pin keep return visits together.
Rental equipment photos and vehicle condition photos are the handoff. Check-out, on rent, and return belong in one set: before photos, after photos, and the damage that showed up in between. Mark the scratch with photo annotations so the condition report does not depend on a paragraph in a text. Time and place stay on the overlay when the customer, the owner, or the shop opens it days later.
Yard and office should share one fleet album. The tech on the machine uploads; the desk does not rebuild the inspection from a camera roll. Invite shared albums is how a teammate adds shots without taking over the client link. When the other party needs the set, FWD one gallery from share links. They open it in the browser. Turn the link off when the rental is closed. Sharing an album explains public, password, and invite-only links.
A condition photo can ride the paperwork. Attach the same shot to an estimate for the repair, and leave it on the card in your CRM pipeline so the quote, the work, and the invoice still point at that asset. This page is the record of the machine. When you are ready to list a machine for sale, that is a different surface: used construction equipment on the marketplace. FWDLink does not hold the machine or the payment.
Show the work you already shoot. Put real fleet photos and service photos on Your Page, and list where you work on Local Pages. The same app covers a property walk-through, a boat in the yard, or a venue before doors. Starter is free to start; see plans when the fleet album needs more room. Read how it works if this is your first album.
Use the unit number, serial, or fleet ID so every later inspection lands on that machine.
Capture the whole machine, the wear, the serial plate, and the rental or repair detail you need on the record.
Annotate the scratch, crack, or leak so the condition report is visual.
Send one share link for check-out, the repair, or the return. Add photos later on the same link.
This album is the service record. When a machine is for sale, list it on the used construction equipment marketplace.
To keep machine condition photos, vehicle condition photos, rental equipment photos, and fleet inspection photos with the asset — unit number, serial, or fleet ID — instead of a camera roll.
Yes. Before photos, on-rent photos, and return photos belong in one album. Add the return set later and the same share link still opens that asset.
Shoot the wear or the break, annotate the spot, and keep time and place on the photo. Send one gallery when the owner or the renter needs the condition report.
No. This page is the photo record of a machine you service, rent, or inspect. A machine that is for sale goes on the used construction equipment marketplace.
Yes. Teammates upload to the same asset album. You still choose when a client link goes out, and you can turn that link off.
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