Where it breaks
The office still has to collect photos, type notes, format the file, and email the customer.
When HCR fits
Use HCR when you want the template, photos, deficiencies, signatures, and delivery in one workflow.
Built for commercial kitchen exhaust contractors who need the report done before the customer, AHJ, or office asks for it again. Import the photo set, review the AI draft, publish the branded PDF, and keep the record in the Vault.
Free trial: 3 reports or 3 days. No card required.
The product is not a broad field-service platform. It is the reporting layer for hood cleaning contractors who already have job photos and need a customer-ready record.
The office still has to collect photos, type notes, format the file, and email the customer.
Use HCR when you want the template, photos, deficiencies, signatures, and delivery in one workflow.
The evidence exists, but the customer still has to understand what each photo proves.
Use HCR when the CompanyCam project needs to become a report, PDF, and retained service record.
Per-report work adds delay and the report can still miss required fields.
Use HCR when you want AI drafts, visible required fields, and owner/admin review before publish.
They handle jobs and invoices, but usually do not match hood cleaning report structure.
Use HCR when the missing piece is inspection-ready kitchen exhaust documentation.
HCR follows the actual report path: photo evidence, job scope, deficiencies, frequency, signatures, PDF, and history. The office reviews and approves instead of reconstructing the job from scattered notes.
These pages connect the software workflow to pricing, sample output, field checklists, and customer handoff guidance.
See report quotas, seats, overages, branding, audit trail, and annual billing.
Tools Free hood cleaning toolsUse the checklist, template, frequency, certificate, and photo documentation tools.
Sample Sample report PDFReview the customer handoff structure before creating your own branded report.
Guide What a report PDF should includeCheck the job details, photos, deficiencies, access notes, signoff, and service date fields.
Guide NFPA 96 documentation guideUnderstand what contractors should document without overstating compliance.
Tool Frequency calculatorEstimate the next service date and turn it into customer-facing report language.
Start with the CompanyCam photos you already captured. Publish a branded PDF, send the Vault link, and decide after the trial.