Evidence integrity

Preserve the context that makes condition evidence useful later.

Rental-condition evidence often matters months or years after it was created. DwellCapsule keeps originals, timing context, contributions, corrections, and later activity connected to the same rental record.

  • Original preserved
  • Captured (device-reported)
  • Server received
  • Contribution recorded
  • Version history
  • Delivery recorded
Illustrative record

Why it matters

A photo is more useful when its history remains understandable.

Condition evidence can lose meaning when it is separated from when it was added, where it belongs in the rental lifecycle, who contributed it, or what changed later. DwellCapsule keeps that context connected to the record.

  • Context

    Keep evidence connected to the tenancy, stage, and surrounding record.

  • History

    Preserve later additions and corrections without silently erasing what came before.

  • Traceability

    Keep important activity connected so the record remains understandable later.

Originals

Preserve the original source material.

Original evidence remains distinct from later edits, corrections, annotations, or workflow activity so the record can retain a clear starting point.

Original preserved

Date & time context

Keep capture context and platform timing connected to the evidence.

Where available, device-reported capture timing can remain associated with the evidence, while DwellCapsule also records when the platform received or processed important activity.

Captured (device-reported)

Timing reported with the file or by the device. It is kept with the evidence. It is not an independently certified capture time.

Server received

When DwellCapsule received or recorded important platform activity. This is separate from device-reported capture timing.

Point-in-time records

Preserve what the record looked like at important moments.

Completed submissions and finalized workflow states can remain part of the history rather than being silently overwritten by later activity.

  • Move-in submission
  • Resident exception
  • Move-out evidence
  • Finalized disposition
  • Later correction

Source & contribution

Keep important contributions identifiable.

Photos, notes, responses, acknowledgments, and workflow activity can remain connected to the participant or source that added them where the workflow supports that context.

Source recorded. Contribution recorded.

Corrections

Correct the record without making the history disappear.

When a finalized record needs correction, later versions can remain connected to the earlier record so the sequence of changes stays understandable.

  • Version history
  • Correction logged
  • Earlier version retained

Delivery & activity

Keep important closeout activity connected to the record.

Disposition delivery, secure sharing, reminders, acknowledgments, and later corrections can remain connected to the same rental record so the closeout history is easier to follow.

Acknowledgment here means receipt or workflow acknowledgment in the delivery history. It is not the same as agreement with a charge.

Clear boundaries

Record context is not the same as independent forensic verification.

DwellCapsule preserves and connects the information available to the workflow. It should not be described as independently certifying every fact represented by that information.

  • Capture time

    Device-reported capture timing can be preserved, but DwellCapsule does not independently certify when a photo was physically taken.

  • Location

    DwellCapsule does not independently certify the physical location where an image was captured.

  • Identity

    Recording the source or participant associated with an action is not the same as independently verifying real-world identity.

Evidence integrity works best with clear sharing and workflow boundaries.