Photograph the Location
Capture one or more images tied directly to the service attempt and the specific residence or business location.
Capture photo evidence, automatically record time and GPS data, preserve a defensible audit trail, and generate court-ready documentation without slowing down your field team.


Beginning January 1, 2027, California’s updated service-of-process rules add photographic documentation requirements for effected and attempted service, with automatically recorded date, time and location data.
Capture one or more images tied directly to the service attempt and the specific residence or business location.
Preserve a readable location stamp alongside the date and time without manual re-entry by the server.
Maintain a chronological record of completed and attempted service activity within the same work order.
Support photographs of the applicable dwelling, unit, office or place of business—not merely a general common entrance.
Give field users a structured place to explain unavailable signals, inaccessible doors or safety-related exceptions.
Bring field evidence, status history and proof documents together for retrieval, review and delivery.
Tristar carries the required information through the normal process-service workflow instead of creating a separate compliance burden.
The server receives the work order, documents and service instructions in the mobile app.
Photos, date, time and GPS information are recorded at the service location.
Office staff can validate the attempt, attachments, status and supporting notes.
Create proof documents and retain a complete, searchable evidence history.
Field users stay inside one familiar workflow for documents, instructions, attempts, photographs, final status and history.


AB 747 is the new compliance deadline, but Tristar has supported demanding process-service markets for decades.
Modern field evidence for the requirements arriving January 1, 2027.
Established support for one of the country’s most demanding process-service environments.
Tristar provides technology that supports compliance workflows. Customers remain responsible for their own legal review, policies and compliance obligations.
Rachel Wilburn breaks down the 2027 requirements for diligence, field evidence, public registration and challenged service.
Let’s review your field workflow, evidence capture and retention plan.