If 'Save to Camera Roll' is enabled in the app settings when these photos are taken, your photos will be accessible in your device's Photos app. If "Save to Camera Roll" is disabled (or was disabled when the photos were taken), you can also access these photos on a computer.
Please follow the relevant instructions below, based on the computer you are using, to access your photos.
Windows PC / macOS (OSX) Mojave and older
First of all, please ensure you are running the most recent version of both Site Audit Pro, and iTunes.
1) Connect your device to your computer.
2) Open iTunes and click the device in the top left (you will see an icon representing the device).
3) Click 'File Sharing' on the left side of the window.
4) Find and click on 'Site Audit Pro'.
5) Each folder you see (aside from "Last Generated" and "Company Logo" - and "firestore" if you're a Site Audit Pro Cloud user), contains photos for a specific project - the folder is named using the date the project was created. Select each project folder you need.
6) Click ‘Save to…’ and save them to a safe location on your computer (e.g. your desktop)
macOS Catalina and newer
First of all, please ensure you are running the most recent version of Site Audit Pro.
1) Connect your device to a Mac device.
2) Open Finder and click the device in the left side of the window where your Mac's folders and storage drives are listed (it'll be listed under the sub-heading "Locations").
3) Locate and click "Files" within the list of tabs, found underneath the device details at the top of the window.
4) Find and expand the entry for "Site Audit Pro".
5) Open a second instance of Finder and navigate to where you wish to store your Site Audit Pro data.
6) Each folder you see (aside from "Last Generated" and "Company Logo" - and "firestore" if you're a Site Audit Pro Cloud user), contains photos for a specific project - the folder is named using the date the project was created. Click and drag each project folder you need, in turn, to your other Finder window (it's not possible to move more than one at a time).