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GPS verification

GPS-verified reporting, not GPS tracking

Every daily report carries one location reading, taken while the report is filled out and checked against the jobsite geofence. You get verified on-site records, and your crew keeps their privacy.

30 days free · no card required

A jobsite geofence on a map, and two report receipts: one verified on site, one flagged off site for the office.

How verification works

  • One reading per report

    Location is read once, when a tech opens the report, and the tech sees the result before submitting. There is no background tracking and no location history.

  • Checked against the geofence

    Each reading is compared to the jobsite geofence. Inside reads as on site, and outside gets a distance.

  • Flagged, never blocked

    An off-site or missing reading never stops a report. It is recorded, flagged for the office, and kept off customer surfaces.

Provenance

Every record wears its receipt

Time, place, and author sit on the record itself. When GPS is denied or unavailable, the record says so plainly instead of pretending. Months later you can show exactly when a report was filed and that the crew was on site.

Photos are cleaned on the way in: the location tags a phone writes into an image file are stripped, so the one reading on the report is the only one that exists.

Proof that holds up at closeout

A daily update stamped with author, time, and on-site verification against the geofence.

The whole policy fits in three numbers

  • 1

    GPS reading per report, taken on the form and shown to the tech before they submit.

  • 150 m

    default geofence radius around the jobsite, adjustable per organization and per project.

  • 0

    background location, movement history, or customer-visible flags. Off-site is for the office only.

Questions about location

What if a tech has no signal on site?

The written report saves as a draft on the phone, and a photo that fails to upload stays on the form with a retry button, so the tech can send it when signal returns without redoing anything. A missing or denied GPS reading is recorded as such and never blocks a report.

Is Bana tracking my crew’s phones?

No. Bana takes one GPS reading when a tech opens the report form, shows it to the tech, and sends it with the submitted report, checked against the jobsite geofence. There is no background location and no location history, and off-site flags are visible to your office only.

Verified reporting your crew won’t fight

Location verification that respects the people doing the work. 30 days free with no card required.