Proof layer · legal guide · 2026-10-17
Platform evidence windows tighten for field vendors
Marketplaces and GC portals want links, not camera rolls.
Yard boss · 7 min read
We got your back on this job
Good driving is half the battle in 2026. The other half is running proof like an operator.
- Time: Job-shaped steps beat scrolling a camera roll for the right shot.
- Money: $25 wallet. Pay per stop you actually run. No contract lock-in.
- Habit: One hub, nineteen lane badges. Gear pride on the yard brand.
Public record links
Court cases and forums (read the source)
FHWA work zone liability guidance (2020)
Simplified outcome: Municipalities expect documented taper, signs, and lane closure setup.
Yard lesson: Traffic lane drop photos before rush hour reduce fine fights.
Driveway damaged by dumpster delivery (Justia Answers 2023)
Simplified outcome: Thread centers on who placed the box and whether surface photos exist before move.
Yard lesson: Wide apron shots at drop and pickup beat a verbal placement story.
Not legal advice. FieldDrop is documentation tooling only. Linked cases are public sources; outcomes depend on facts and jurisdiction. Read the original opinions before relying on them.
General contractors and homeowner platforms narrowed dispute windows in 2025, 2026: upload proof within days or lose the dispute tab.
Camera rolls fail when the customer cannot find the right drop in a hundred thumbnails.
Job-shaped finish the job links are the product pattern PortaPro popularized; FieldDrop extends it across nineteen lanes.
Stops not seats: unlimited drivers finish the job into one wallet.
One wallet. Nineteen lane badges. Pay per stop. We got your back when the dispute hits.