Prove the whole area got covered
Some work is an area, not a path. Hand someone a zone and a checklist, and the phone shows they were in it.
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What you get with Sweeps
Cover a zone rather than a fixed path, prove it was walked, and show the client every area was covered.
A zone, not a path
Draw the area and hand it to someone. How they walk it is up to them; covering it is not.
The phone proves it
Being in the zone is recorded, so covered means covered rather than reported as covered.
On a repeat
Hourly, nightly, or the pattern the contract sets, going out to whoever is on.
A checklist per zone
The doors, the lights, the bins — ticked off on the way round instead of remembered at the end.
A photo when it matters
Take a picture on the way round and it carries the time and the spot on its own.
Proof for the client
What got covered, when, and what did not — the answer to a contract that says every area, every night.
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