Share a job update with a link, not a login
Asking a client to download an app to see their own project is a request most of them ignore. OnsiteSync generates a shareable link instead — a client, owner or GC opens it in whatever browser they already have, sees the update, and closes the tab. No account to create, no password to remember, no app to explain over the phone.
Free during early access — no credit card required.
How Shareable Links work in OnsiteSync
From the photo on the job site to the report you hand someone.
Pick what to share
A photo, an update, or a piece of project content — whichever actually answers what they're asking about.
Generate the link
One tap, with no configuration to get right before it works.
Send it however they'll actually read it
Text, email, whatever channel the client already uses — the link works the same everywhere.
They open it in a browser
No account, no download, no login screen standing between them and the update they asked for.
The link keeps working
Revisit it later without regenerating anything or asking for a new one.
Nothing extra gets exposed
A share link shows the specific content it points to, not the rest of the project behind it.
What this actually settles
Every one of these comes down to whether a dated photo and a status exist.
- A client with no interest in learning an app still sees progress, because a link is all it takes.
- A GC forwards an update to an owner in one tap instead of screenshotting a phone and explaining what they're looking at.
- An inspector or adjuster opens what they need to see without a back-and-forth about account access first.
- A homeowner reads project updates in the same texting app they already use for everything else.
Questions about Shareable Links
Trades that lean on this most
See the full documentation story for each — what they photograph, and the disputes it settles.