Repair verification
No “repaired” claim without proof.
Contractors submit repairs with separate before and after evidence and a stated completion time. A verifier decides. Every decision stays in the finding’s history.

Capabilities
What repair verification gives your team.
Linked to the original defect
Each repair submission belongs to an existing finding with its original evidence frame.
Before and after
Separate before and after evidence, plus a stated completion time.
Verifier decides
Accept with rationale, reject, or record an exception. No bulk closure.
Reopen with evidence
If the defect returns, it is reopened with new evidence. History is never overwritten.
Repeat-visit comparison
Two players side by side for the same location across survey visits, even when driven in opposite directions.
Report-ready history
Selected comparison runs can be included in reports as historical sections.
In detail
Contractor performance, backed by evidence.
- “Confirmed repaired” in Compare is only allowed after a verified closure
- Comparison never changes a finding by itself
- Playback pauses at gaps instead of jumping to an unrelated place
- Owners, deadlines and work orders stay on the finding
Good to know: RouteLens records human decisions; it does not certify repairs automatically or claim legal admissibility of the evidence.

Questions
Repair verification: common questions.
Can a contractor close a defect themselves?
No. A contractor can submit a repair with evidence, but only a verifier role can accept it and close the finding.
What happens if a repaired pothole comes back?
The finding is reopened with new evidence. The earlier submission and decision remain in its history.
Can I compare this quarter’s survey with last quarter’s?
Yes. Compare matches the same location or asset across visits and shows two synchronised players for a condition decision: worse, same or repaired.


Next step
See RouteLens on your own footage.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. Bring a recording and a sample report, and we will show you the map, video, findings and coverage working together.