When the claim lands, you’ll have the receipts.
SlipCheck captures every service with hashed evidence, frozen-in-time weather screenshots from weather.gc.ca, and audit-grade PDFs your insurance carrier will actually accept — built for the moment a slip-and-fall claim lands on your desk.
Hashed
Hashed
HashedCapture, seal, defend.
Three steps that turn a service visit into a record an adjuster can’t plausibly dispute.
Crew taps through the field flow. Each action — arrival, photo, weather pull, checklist tick — writes a hashed event signing the one before it.
When the session is certified, the chain locks. Corrections from here on become amendments with their own audit trail. Nothing edits silently.
When a claim hits, download one ZIP. The manifest’s SHA-256 proves nothing was touched after lock — what’s in the PDF is what was captured on site.
Boring details, load-bearing impact.
Each line below is a specific decision SlipCheck makes for you so the record holds up when someone reads it back six months later.
Every field action signs the last. Tampering doesn’t just trip an alarm — it breaks the chain visibly.
weather.gc.ca SWOB observations pulled at the exact minute of service. Source URL printed under the block.
Bytes can’t be edited or deleted inside retention. Not by us. Not by you. Photos sit in legal-hold storage.
The compliance items active at session time travel with the record. New library this season doesn’t rewrite last winter.
Field-level corrections after lock are versioned with timestamps and reason codes. Both old and new values live in the report.
Assign sites, watch crew status live, bulk-reassign weather events. Replaces the spreadsheet, not just the paper log.
What’s in every report
One PDF and one ZIP per session. The PDF is what the adjuster reads. The ZIP is what survives forensic scrutiny.
Company, site, address, employee name + ID, service window. Page 1 establishes who, where, and when before anything else.
The compliance list active at the moment of service — not whatever’s current today. Per-season libraries with required vs. optional flagging.
weather.gc.ca SWOB observation pinned at capture: temperature, conditions, wind, precipitation, station ID. The full source URL is printed under the block.
Site coordinates, employee location at start, and a breadcrumb count for the session window. Reverse-geocoded to a human address so the adjuster doesn’t have to.
Each photo links to an S3 Object Lock URL with its SHA-256 in the manifest. Bytes can’t be edited or deleted inside retention — not by us, not by you.
Every action — arrival, photo, weather pull, certification, lock — is a hashed event signing the one before it. Tampering breaks the chain visibly.
Service: February 14, 2026 at 9:12 AM – 10:48 AM
Report generated: June 16, 2026 at 2:42 PM
Time-locked observation · captured Feb 14, 2026 10:48 AM · 43.6532, -79.3832
From “I think we serviced it” to “here’s the chain.”
Most slip-and-fall defenses fail not on the work, but on the record of the work. SlipCheck changes what that record looks like.
Built from the claims that didn’t have to hurt.
I kept seeing the same thing: contractors who did the work — on time, by the book — and still lost the slip-and-fall claim because the record was a pile of texts and memory. SlipCheck is the system I wish they’d had: every visit sealed into proof an adjuster can’t wave away. We’re early, pricing is founder-rate, and we’re shaping it alongside the operators using it.
Start the chain on your next service.
30-day free trial. Founder pricing locked in. The next slip claim is the one you want this in place for — not the one after.
One plan. Everything included.
No tiers, no seat fees, no upsell pages. Founder pricing while we shape the product alongside the operators using it.
Everything in SlipCheck, unlimited. Locked-in early-supporter rate.
Why this pricing? SlipCheck is in its founder phase. The $99/month rate is an early-supporter rate while we shape the product alongside the operators using it. Pricing may change as we add capacity and features; current subscribers will get at least 30 days’ notice before any increase, and you can cancel anytime before it applies.