Inspect2GO Releases Stormwater and Wastewater Inspection Software
Sep 28, 2016
Inspect2GO is now offering complete solutions for stormwater, wastewater, grease trap, sewer and septic system inspection.
The software includes mobile inspection apps for offline field work and cloud-based office software for reporting, scheduling and record keeping.
Inspect2GO, a leader in mobile inspection apps and cloud reporting software, today announced a new solution for public utilities and environmental agencies. Specific applications include stormwater, wastewater, grease trap, sewer, septic and others (see here).
Field inspection data is entered into the system on a native mobile app, without the need for a data connection. Inspection checklists and workflows are customized to meet each agency’s specific needs.
Corrective actions are noted, and re-inspection dates are automatically logged in the scheduling software. Customers work directly with Inspect2GO to tailor the system to their unique requirements.
Applications
- Stormwater (video on YouTube)
- Wastewater
- Grease Trap
- Sewer
- Septic
General Capabilities
- Custom – Tailored to fit the unique local needs of municipalities and public utilities
- Compliance - Regulatory and environmental compliance
- Scheduling - Corrective actions, re-inspections and follow-up tracking
- Mapping - GPS and Geotagging
- App - Offline capable mobile app for iPad, SurfacePro or Android tablets
- SAAS - Subscription-based, Software-As-A-Service with cloud database
- Checklists - Custom checklists, inspection forms and data collection work sheets
- Reporting - Web-based portal with editable reports, custom dashboards and advanced analytics
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Contact
Inspect2GO
Paul Smith
1001 Avenida Pico, Suite C110
92673 San Clemente
United States
Phone:
+1 (949) 480-5500
Absolutely horrible experience with this company!! Spent thousands of dollars on a custom app that never worked. In house field tests, emails and phone calls over 1500 labor hours...finally stopped the bleeding and walked away. They have yet to reimburse me.
I represent a small company and it has taken years to secure the funds and courage to venture out to secure the app we had hired them to develop.