A-101
Field Inventory & Inspection
From the ditch to the engineer's desk in fifteen seconds.
THE PROBLEM
Field crews collect good data on clipboards and phones, and it dies in a spreadsheet the client never sees.
A phone form for the crew, a hosted layer as the record, an office app for QA and inspection scheduling, and a dashboard for the client.
WHAT YOU GET
- Field Maps form with required fields, pick lists, and photos
- Hosted asset layer with a related inspection table
- Office web app: filters, due list, CSV export, QA flag
- Inspection-cycle rules and a monthly due list
VARIANTS
Culverts and storm inlets · Signs and guardrail · Hydrants and valves · Street lights, sidewalk ramps, trees · Bridges under 20 ft and low-water crossings
WHO THIS IS FOR
- Firms doing municipal asset inventories or MS4 stormwater compliance
- County engineers who need a culvert, sign, or hydrant inventory that stays current
- Towns that want GASB 34 asset reporting without a GIS department
THREE SIZES
Starter
2–3 weeksField Maps, hosted layers, and an ArcGIS Dashboards view. No custom code.
- • Form design and domains
- • One manual data load
- • Dashboard
- • Training for one crew
Standard
5 weeksStarter plus the office web app shown here, branded for the client, with the due list and export.
- • Everything in Starter
- • Office web app
- • Inspection-cycle rules
- • Record set at handover
Full
8–10 weeksStandard plus integration with the client's work-order system, notifications, and a 12-month retainer.
- • Everything in Standard
- • Work-order integration
- • Email alerts for overdue assets
- • 12-month support