End of lease
Checklist and photo requests can focus on bathrooms, kitchens, oven areas, floors, windows and agent priorities.
Visible Clean proof layer
For jobs where visibility matters, Teddy's can structure the clean around agreed checklists, completion notes and optional proof photos where access, privacy and site conditions allow.
Today
The best proof is simple: what was agreed, what was completed, what could not be reached or changed, and which photos are useful without invading privacy.
Compare cleaning services if you are choosing the clean before adding proof requirements, or use the cleaning checklist to name the proof zones.
Where it helps
Visible Clean is most useful for remote owners, end-of-lease cleans, office managers, property managers and jobs where a checklist matters more than a vague “done” message.
Checklist and photo requests can focus on bathrooms, kitchens, oven areas, floors, windows and agent priorities.
Completion notes can help confirm kitchens, bathrooms, bins, entry areas and high-touch zones.
Optional photos and notes can make the clean easier to trust when the owner or client is not on site.
Proof needs should be agreed before booking so time, privacy and expectations are clear.
Privacy rules
Useful proof is narrow. It should focus on agreed rooms, surfaces, access limits and completion notes, while avoiding people, documents, screens, IDs, keys and private possessions.
Retention expectations should be discussed before booking, especially for rentals, offices and remote-owner jobs where photos may be shared with another person.
RobotOps bridge
The roadmap is to let future robot or fleet telemetry support the same customer truth: session started, zones worked, proof captured, exceptions noted and completion confirmed. That is a future layer, not a current customer-facing feature.
FAQs
Visible Clean is Teddy's practical proof layer for cleaning jobs: agreed checklists, progress or completion notes and optional proof photos where access, privacy and site conditions allow.
Not always. Proof photos should be requested and agreed before booking so privacy, access and priority areas are clear.
Proof photos should avoid people, documents, screens, IDs, keys, private possessions and any sensitive areas that were not agreed before the clean.
Retention and removal expectations should be agreed before booking. Proof photos should be limited to the job context and not used for marketing without permission.
Yes, when requested and practical. The useful areas should be agreed before booking, especially kitchens, bathrooms, ovens, windows, floors and agent checklist items.
No. The current customer promise is human-operated proof through notes, checklists and optional photos. Robot and fleet telemetry is a future roadmap layer, not a current customer-facing feature.
Quote ready
Send the service type, suburb, priority rooms and proof needs. Teddy's will confirm what can be captured safely and practically for the job. The checklist guide can help you choose the rooms and surfaces.