A long 3 days in London this week exhibiting at the Health & Safety Expo, but it was worth it. With over a 100 new leads to follow up, means I am an exceptionally happy man. It was great to talk to so many people about how P360M can help them in their business. Here are just a few takeouts:

•  A great tool for helping resolve snagging 
• An excellent tool for auditing and signing off physical projects
• Instead of writing a long report and taking lots of ordinary pictures, P360M enables me to just take one image, annotate and share it with the team. That'll save me hours!
• 360 pictures are virtually impossible to fudge, so P360M can create an audit trail everyone can trust
• It's ideal for incident management
• We love it, as it's so easy to use 
• We can use it in our role as security managers to better track incidences and plan security 
• Perfect for supporting Health and Safety managers in their day to day job. 
• When can I have it!

Thanks again to Eric and Sian for all their help over the last three days. 

P360M app is now available for Android. Allowing users with android phones or tablets to share annotated 360 images with their project teams. Ideal for the world of construction, where ruggedised Android phones are the norm for project teams. 

Android users can now share visual project updates with their teams offsite, via using the P360M app and service . Offsite team members receive an email which links to a 360o annotated picture in a basic web view, which can be seen on a computer or via VR headsets. Now everyone can feel they are there onsite, allowing better and more effective project management. 

Excellent tool for the world of construction, project audits and in health & safety applications.
Go to P360m.co.uk to sign up and install our app

Now you can see how P360M works out in the field:

1. Take a photo using your 360o camera. We suggest Ricoh, as it's great to use
2. Drag you photo into P360M. Annotate your pics and share with your team via email.
3. Back at the office, your team can open the images within a standard web browser. They can rotate images using their mouse or view them within Google Cardboard in VR!