Progress photos from contractor-held phones can show last week's work as today's milestone. Lenders and project owners release funds based on documentation they have no way to verify. Supershot changes that.
TL;DR
Supershot guides on-site inspectors or contractors through milestone documentation in real time. Every required area captured, confirmed at the construction site, streamed directly to the lender or project owner. Draws are released on verified proof — not contractor-submitted photos.
What construction lenders achieve with controlled capture
Verified milestones
Proof that work is actually complete — on-site, in real time — before draws are approved.
No recycled photos
Sessions timestamped and location-confirmed. Last month's framing photos can't be submitted for today's drywall draw.
Complete site coverage
Every required milestone area captured. Contractors can't show completed sections while hiding unfinished work.
Contractors control their own documentation — and have a direct financial incentive to advance draws as quickly as possible. Progress photos submitted from a contractor's phone can be taken days or weeks earlier than the draw request, show only the completed portions of a partially finished milestone, or recycle photos from a previous phase of work.
Construction loan fraud and overbilling is a persistent problem in the industry. Beyond outright fraud, even honest contractors often photograph selectively — showing what's done, not what isn't. Lenders are making draw decisions based on documentation that was never designed to be adversarially robust.
As remote and drive-by inspection products expand — offering lower costs than full on-site visits — the documentation gap between what lenders think they're approving and what's actually on site is growing wider.
Any project where photos release money — residential construction draws, commercial milestone inspections, infrastructure project deliveries, renovation loan disbursements, and public works sign-offs.
Inspector or contractor opens session
At the construction site. GPS confirms the correct location before capture begins.
Milestone-specific guidance
The app guides through exactly what the draw requires: framing, mechanical rough-in, sheathing, exterior cladding — each milestone has its own required photo set.
Real-time streaming to lender
Documentation streams directly to your draw inspection platform or LOS. No waiting for photo uploads. No "I'll send them later."
Draw-ready documentation
You receive a complete, location-verified, timestamped milestone package. Your team approves draws based on verified evidence.
The most effective fraud prevention in construction lending is making it impossible to misrepresent milestone status at the documentation stage. When every draw requires a live, location-confirmed, guided photo session — not a batch of contractor-submitted photos — the opportunity for documentation-based fraud disappears.
For legitimate contractors, Supershot is frictionless: they open the app, walk the site, and the documentation is done. For anyone trying to advance draws ahead of completed work, the controlled capture process removes the mechanism they'd use to do so.
On-site verified documentation
Every photo confirmed at the construction site address. Photos from the wrong location are flagged automatically.
Milestone-specific capture protocols
Configure exactly what each draw requires. Supershot enforces complete coverage before the session can be submitted.
No recycled or backdated photos
Sessions timestamped at capture. Last month's progress photos can't be submitted for today's draw.
Real-time draw documentation
Documentation arrives in your system as the inspector walks the site — not days later.
Reduced on-site inspection costs
Verified remote capture means fewer expensive in-person visits for routine milestone draws.
Complete audit trail
Every draw inspection fully documented: location, timestamp, sequence, and session history.
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