Consent should match the workflow
Customers should know why the team is opening a camera session, what may be captured during the call, and how that interaction supports the active service case.
Remote diagnostics workflows depend on customer trust. The process should make consent clear, explain what is being captured, and preserve only the records the business actually needs.
Customers should know why the team is opening a camera session, what may be captured during the call, and how that interaction supports the active service case.
Use the camera workflow for active support, diagnosis, and documentation. Avoid collecting unrelated media or personal information that does not help the case.
Document the support interaction, the resulting notes, and the operational details needed for follow-up, billing, or dispute review without turning the process into a mess of disconnected tools.
See privacy policy and customer camera link.