Bilderdokumentation

What is meant by Bilderdokumentation?

The term "image documentation" refers to the visual recording and storage of images to support workflows, quality control, or the documentation of conditions and events. The images serve as evidence or a supplement to other documentary information and are often used in conjunction with textual or technical data.

Typical software functions in the area of "image documentation":

1. Image Capture and Upload: Integration of cameras or mobile devices for directly capturing and uploading images into the system.
2. Image Management: Organization, categorization, and archiving of images within the software to facilitate quick access.
3. Image Capture with Metadata: Automatic saving of information such as date, location, or user along with the image.
4. Image Linking: Linking images to relevant processes, tasks, or reports, such as in inspections or quality checks.
5. Comment Function: Ability to add annotations or comments directly in the image documentation to provide additional information.
6. Image Sharing: Sharing images with internal and external stakeholders, such as customers or suppliers, for communication and coordination.
7. Image Analysis: Integration of tools for image analysis, such as detecting defects or anomalies.

Examples of "image documentation":

1. Visual inspection of products or components for quality control.
2. Capturing damage images for insurance claims or complaints.
3. Documenting construction progress on building sites.
4. Archiving before-and-after images during repairs or maintenance work.
5. Proof of safety or hygiene measures.