Can Photos Attached to a Record Automatically Fill an AI-Generated PDF Report?

Yes. In Jestor, if you point the AI-generated PDF report to an attachment field, it pulls the photos already stored in that record and includes them in the generated document.

In which use cases is this commonly used?

Industry / use case	What the PDF documents
Cleaning / hospitality	Property condition checklist with photos
Insurance	Documentation of vehicle damage
Internal project reports	Progress photos alongside case data

How to set up automatic photos in a PDF report?

Open the PDF Maker field on the record.
Point the AI to the attachment field that contains the photos.
Describe the desired context (e.g., "apartment cleaning report, pull the photos and service time").
The AI combines photos and case data into a single PDF, ready to send.

Why choose Jestor for photo-based reports?

Jestor keeps photos, case data, and generated reports connected to the same record, so a report can be regenerated later if new photos or information are added, without redoing everything from scratch.

Do I need to insert photos manually into the PDF report?

No, if you point the AI to the attachment field, it automatically inserts the photos from that record.

What kind of use case fits this feature?

Common examples include cleaning or inspection checklists and damage documentation, where photos support the written report.

Can I combine photos with other record data in the same PDF?

Yes, the AI can combine attached photos with other fields, such as case details, into a single report.

Video Tutorial: Step by Step

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