In most home service trades, your customer doesn’t see the work you do. They see the truck pull up, the tech disappear into a crawlspace or up a ladder, and a few hours later, a bill. The labor — the part they’re actually paying for — happens behind a wall, under a floor, or fifteen feet above their head.
That gap is where money leaks out. It’s where disputes start. It’s where reviews go unwritten, and follow-up jobs never happen.
The fix isn’t a bigger sales pitch. It’s a habit your tech can build in two seconds per job: take the photo.
But a phone full of photos is a liability, not an asset. The work starts when those photos land in the right place — automatically. That’s where the Workiz x CompanyCam integration earns its keep.
How the Integration Works
CompanyCam captures and organizes the visual record. Workiz runs the job, the customer, and the money. The integration connects them so your tech only has to do one thing: take the photo.
Photos taken in CompanyCam attach automatically to the matching Workiz job.
The customer record in Workiz holds the photo history for the life of the relationship — not just today’s ticket.
Invoices, reports, and follow-up communications can include those photos without anyone copying, downloading, or attaching files.
The office sees what the tech sees, with context and in real time.
No double entry. No “send me that pic” texts. No tech onboarding lesson on “where and how to upload photos.”
Protect Your Work at Every Stage of the Job
Three things break when work goes undocumented.
Trust. Without proof, the customer evaluates the bill against what they saw, which was nothing. The price feels arbitrary, no matter how fair it is.
Disputes. Three weeks after the job, a customer claims your tech scratched a floor or dented a fridge. You have no record of what the property looked like when you arrived. You either eat the cost or fight a battle you can’t win.
Marketing. Every job your crew completes is a piece of proof that someone in your service area would respond to. With no photos, that proof never leaves the job site.
Photos solve all three. But only if they end up somewhere useful — not on a tech’s personal phone that walks out the door when they quit.
Build a Repeatable Documentation Process
Every owner has tried it. “Hey team, take photos before and after every job.” Two weeks in, half the techs forget. The ones who remember text the photos to the office, where they pile up in group chats with no context: no address, no job number, no customer name. Six months later, when you actually need a specific photo, it’s gone.
This is what CompanyCam was built for. Instead of a camera roll, every photo lands inside a project pinned to the property address. Techs can annotate photos directly — circle the leak, mark a meter reading, flag a model number. Office staff can comment on photos in real time without picking up the phone. Pages compile photos from a project into a single document that an adjuster, property manager, or homeowner can review later.
Contractors in roofing, restoration, and exteriors have run on this workflow for years. The same workflow now applies inside every vertical Workiz serves: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, garage door, appliance repair, and locksmithing.
Scale Past Your Headcount
Simple, streamlined workflows like the Workiz + CompanyCam create an outsize impact on what you and your team can accomplish.
- Win disputes without a fight. Two years later, a former customer claims you damaged a floor. You open the customer record in Workiz, pull up the photos from that job, and you have a time-stamped, location-pinned record of what the floor looked like when your tech walked in. The conversation ends before it escalates.
- Marketing built on real work. Hyperlocal campaigns powered by actual photos from actual jobs convert better than stock imagery. Genius Marketing in Workiz can target by zip code, job type, or customer segment — paired with CompanyCam photos, your campaigns read like a neighborly recommendation rather than an ad. Workiz can also send a review request the moment the job closes. The customer is still looking at the after photos you sent. That’s the highest-leverage moment to ask — and you’re asking with proof already in their hand.
- A property history that outlives the tech’s tenure. When a tech leaves, the photos on their phone leave with them. When the photos live in CompanyCam and attach to the customer record in Workiz, they’re yours for the life of the business and the life of the property.
How to Connect Workiz and CompanyCam
To start integrating the two, you need to have the Admin or Manager role. If you don’t have that role, ask an Admin on your company’s account for permission.
Log in to your Workiz account and go to your Settings.
Scroll down to the CompanyCam Tab and click on it.
Click on the Connect Workiz and CompanyCam Button. Once you click the button, you’ll be prompted to confirm your CompanyCam account, and you’ll be integrated!
Now, with Workiz and CompanyCam working together, every photo your crew takes is an asset that pays you back for years.