Quick answer
An inspection app helps site teams capture checklist answers, photos, comments, owners and close-out evidence while the work is still visible. For contractors, it should connect inspection records to the job, RAMS, documents, defects and handover record.
What an inspection record should include
- Project, location, zone or asset.
- Checklist, inspection type and date.
- Photos, notes and status.
- Owner, due date and close-out evidence.
- Linked defects, actions or client comments.
- Exportable report for review or handover.
How Zektrx fits
Zektrx connects Construction Inspection Software, Construction Quality Management Software and Construction Field Management so inspection evidence is part of the wider contractor record.
Next step
Review the Snagging topic hub, compare inspection workflows with your site process, or book a workflow demo.
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