Inspections that can be repeated consistently
Templates, versions, programs, schedules, and runs give recurring field work a common structure. Due, missed, submitted, and finding views expose what happened after assignment.
The buyer problem
Keep the context through the handoff.
A completed checklist is useful only if an important finding reaches the right person. Field evidence needs location and asset context, a review decision, and a defined path into corrective or maintenance work. Consultant engagements add another boundary: the client needs a clear deliverable and a place to respond.
- Define the programSelect an editable template, scope, schedule, and assignment.
- Capture in contextRecord inspection responses, observations, evidence, and supported location or asset context.
- Review and routeTriage findings and use configured failure policies to create appropriate follow-up.
- Deliver the resultPrepare supported reports, exports, and consultant deliverables.
- Keep follow-up visibleTrack corrective work, client responses, sampling, and resampling decisions.
Workflow depth
What the platform brings together.
Explore the record, the decision, and the work that follows it.
Observations with a response path
Capture hazards, near misses, at-risk or positive observations. Review the signal and route supported outcomes into corrective actions or work requests while retaining the source context.
Consultant engagement delivery
Consulting workspaces add clients, client sites, audit projects, finding triage, mapped facility context, branded deliverables, and scoped client portal collaboration.
Industrial-hygiene lifecycle
Consulting workflows coordinate sampling plans, visits, sample status, lab confirmation, result entry, resampling, and follow-up. They support the professional workflow rather than replacing the laboratory or consultant.
Illustrative workflow
A concrete operating scenario.
A walkthrough identifies a machine-guarding gap and an exposure question. The finding enters an owned response, while the IH question becomes a sampling plan with a scheduled visit. The client can review the relevant deliverable and supply a response for the consultant to evaluate.
Connected inputs and outputs
Inputs include reusable programs, inspection answers, observations, photos, assets, location context, client scope, and sampling requirements. Outputs include findings, work orders or corrective actions, audit deliverables, client responses, and IH follow-up records.
Configuration and fit
Confirm the boundaries before rollout.
Automatic follow-up requires configured failure policies. Public or anonymous reporting is administrator controlled. Mobile offline coverage is workflow specific. Audit client portals, branded audit delivery, and IH workflows require consulting mode; map features are facility context, not GIS or CAD authoring.
Make the next step concrete
Evaluate the whole workflow.
Use a sample workspace to follow the connections, or bring a representative process to a walkthrough.