Recurring construction-site documentation using ground, 360° and drone capture, organized by location and capture date for remote review, comparison and sharing.
Direct answer
Skylens construction progress documentation is a repeatable capture process for the same site. Material is organized by location and capture date so project managers, supervisors, developers and consultants can revisit recorded conditions, understand change and share a reliable view remotely.
Who it is for
Who it is for
Construction companies and main contractors
Developers and project managers
Supervisors, consultants and BIM/VDC teams
Organizations managing multiple active sites
The problem this solves
The problem this solves
Active sites accumulate imagery across phones, chats and folders. Without a repeatable route, capture date and project context, teams cannot tell what was recorded or what is missing. A recurring workflow turns the material into a usable project record.
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How the service works
A defined sequence keeps capture and delivery aligned with the decision the project needs to make.
Define the documentation goalSelect zones, decision points, frequency, authorized viewers and required outputs.
Plan the route and cadenceSet a repeatable path using 360°, ground or drone capture according to the site and its constraints.
Capture and organizeEvery round receives a capture date, project context and a clear area or stage structure.
Upload and shareMaterial is delivered in the agreed viewer or format with access for authorized participants.
Revisit and compareReturn to the same areas, review change and identify what needs further documentation or professional inspection.
INPUTS
What we need
Site plan or agreed area structure
Capture dates or project milestones
Access, safety and permission requirements
Earlier material when comparison is required
Viewer audience and retention requirements
OUTPUTS
What is delivered
Dated photo albums or 360° panoramas with project context
A documentation timeline that can be revisited
Permission-aware viewing and sharing link
Visual record of areas before concealment
Optional drone imagery, orthophoto or 3D model when included in the agreed scope
SCOPE
Accuracy and limitations
This is a visual record of captured conditions; it is not a certified survey, engineering supervision or an as-built plan.
Useful comparison depends on a repeatable route, sufficient coverage and compatible visibility conditions.
An inaccessible or uncaptured area will not appear in the record.
Professional conclusions remain with the qualified project party; Skylens organizes and presents the collected evidence.
CADENCE
Recommended cadence
Capture can be weekly, monthly, milestone-based, before systems are concealed or event-driven. Frequency should follow the pace of change and the questions the team needs to answer.
PRICING
What affects price
Number and size of sites
Capture type and frequency
Access, safety and time on site
Processing and delivery level
Retention period, administrator needs and added spatial layers
EVIDENCE
Evidence and related reading
Site Record: every area, every date
A detailed workflow, use cases, pricing and limitations for recurring 360° documentation.
Frequency follows the pace of change and the decisions required. An active phase may justify weekly capture; another site may only need milestone documentation.
Can the site team use its own 360° camera?
Yes, after equipment, route, upload responsibility and quality control are defined for the project.
Can two dates be compared?
Yes, when both rounds cover the same area adequately. The comparison presents recorded evidence; it is not an automatic engineering determination.
Who can view the material?
Access is set by project and agreed permissions. Client material is not made public as part of the marketing website.
Responsible expertise: Skylens team — photography, reality capture and project documentationContent reviewed:
