Help center
Short, plain answers — the same help that ships inside SwapProof. No sign-in needed to read them.
“He says we never serviced his unit”
Search the site, open the placement, open History, and send the record. Thirty seconds, cold.
Getting started: your first route day
Add your units and the sites they sit on, run a route day, and send a record — the whole loop in a few minutes.
Route days, and what happens with no signal
Publishing a route day copies everything the driver needs onto his phone. The day then runs with no signal at all.
Route suggestions and locked stops
Route suggestions preview as a diff you apply or discard — and a locked or serviced stop never moves.
Proof-of-service records and history links
Every completed stop composes a record: photos, timestamp, GPS when permitted, the serials, the driver.
28-day cycles, and where prorations come from
Cycles run 28 days from each placement’s anchor date — thirteen a year, not twelve. Mid-cycle changes land as proration lines on the NEXT invoice.
Swaps and exchanges
A swap moves a specific serial off a site and another one on, and the counts always reconcile.
The off-season pause
Winter: everything goes read-only at a low monthly rate, and your record archive stays live and shareable.
Drivers: what they see, and what they never see
Drivers see today’s stops, checklists, and site contacts — never pricing or billing.
Getting your data out, and closing your account
Everything, JSON or CSV, on every plan, forever. Including while paused. Including the day you leave.
Didn’t get your sign-in code?
The code comes by email as six digits. Check spam, confirm the address, and re-send — there is no password to reset.
Your customer says the record never arrived
You send records and invoices yourself, on your own channel — so check where it went, then re-send from the app.
What a message in the app means
The exact lines the app shows when something needs a look — and what to do about each. Most mean your work is safe.
Run your first route day, free
Every stop, stamped.