PHOTO CHECK · SAMPLE WORKFLOW

Check visible access to an EV charging bay

A charging location may exist on a map while its entrance or parking bay is difficult to use. A focused observation can document access, signage and obstructions at the time of the check, without claiming to diagnose the charger.

Available today: Explore the workflow with sample campaigns. Paid visits and automatic scheduling are not active.

Illustrative example of two EV charging bays, one clear and one blocked by orange cones
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WHEN IT HELPS

A request with a purpose.

Charging-site operators, facilities teams and location managers planning repeat observations of access and signage.

THE REQUEST BRIEF

What to include.

  1. Identify the site, approach and charging bays that should be visible.

  2. Ask for approach and bay photos, including any access restriction or obstruction.

  3. Specify which public signs or visible status indicators should be recorded.

  4. Exclude electrical work, opening equipment or representing a visual check as a charging test.

REVIEW THE OUTCOME

What counts as a useful result?

A context photo, bay detail and time-specific notes describing observed access. Keep 'bay visible', 'bay free' and 'charger operational' as different claims.

Know the limits.

Sample photo-check planning is available. Live visits, charger reservations, electrical tests and guaranteed charging availability are not offered.

Common questions.

Does an empty bay mean I can charge there later?

No. Access and occupancy can change; equipment function, connector compatibility and operator permissions need their own confirmation.

Can the task include a repair?

A repair is a separate professional service. The sample observation workflow does not authorise or provide electrical maintenance.

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