Every item accounted for, every item billed.
From the packout photo to the customer's return-or-discard decision, contents stays connected to the job the whole way.
Contents that stay connected to the job.
The whole packout workflow, customer decisions, and billing on one record.
- Packout → storage → packback → sign-off workflow
- Rooms, boxes, and vaults with per-job claim
- Itemized photos with provenance
- Customer return/discard decisions by secure link
- Sequential QR tag label sheets
- Contents billing that rolls into the job
Contents is where trust is won.
The things that make Relay fit contents restoration.
Every item accounted for, every item billed
From the packout photo to the customer decision, contents stays connected to the job the whole way.
Trace anything, anytime
Items, rooms, boxes, and vaults with photos and provenance mean nothing goes missing and everything is findable.
Decisions you can prove
A secure-link portal captures customer return/discard decisions with signed evidence.
Billing tied to the job
Contents invoicing rolls into the job, so the work and the money stay together.
The modules contents runs through.
Contents, jobs, and accounting on one record.
How is the packout tracked?
As a workflow (packout, storage, packback, sign-off) with items, rooms, boxes, and vaults on the job.
Can customers approve return or discard?
Yes, through a secure-link portal, recorded with signed evidence.
Are items labeled?
Yes. Sequential QR tag label sheets and clean tags go on items and boxes at packout, so any item can be located anywhere, in a vault, a truck, or storage, with a simple scan.
Does contents billing tie to the job?
Yes, contents invoicing rolls into the job.
See contents run in Relay.
About an hour with a restoration specialist, scoped to how you run packouts today.