Upload inspection photos to a CompanyCam project via the API
domain: docs.companycam.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Generate a CompanyCam API Bearer token for your integration from your account
Identify or create the CompanyCam project_id representing the property or job being inspected
POST to https://api.companycam.com/v2/projects/{project_id}/photos with a photo object body containing the image data/URL and required fields
Set the X-CompanyCam-User header to the email of the CompanyCam user who should be recorded as the photo's creator
Check for a 201 response containing the created photo record, or handle 400/404/500 error responses appropriately
Use List Photos or Retrieve Photo afterward to confirm the upload and pull back the photo's metadata
Known gotchas
X-CompanyCam-User attributes the photo to a specific team member for accountability — omitting it may default to the API token's own identity
The project must already exist (or be created first) before photos can be attached to it; there's no implicit project creation on photo upload
400/404 responses generally mean either a malformed photo object or an invalid/inaccessible project_id — verify project ownership and permissions first
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