For water and utility networks

Every installation has a history.

Keep inspections, maintenance and faults on hydrants, inspection chambers and other installations together in each asset’s record.

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For everyday work on site

Turn individual steps
into a clear workflow.

Hydrants, valves, inspection chambers, reservoirs and pumping stations are spread across the supply area. Your team uses the QR code to open the relevant asset record and complete due checklists on site. Recorded inspections and faults give the water utility an overview of the work ahead.

One possible workflow

01

Record installations and locations

Add hydrants, valves, inspection chambers and other installations to the inventory with their locations. A QR label on the installation opens the relevant asset page.

02

Record inspections on site

Set the checkpoints and inspection interval for a category or an individual asset. Authorised team members complete the due checklist on site. Recorded defects become reports linked to the installation.

03

Keep the history close at hand

Link fault reports, repairs and documents to the affected installation. On the next visit, your team can see what has already been done, even when a different person takes over.

Relevant features

What helps your team
get things done.

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  • Assets with a location and a QR label
  • Checklists with defined inspection intervals
  • History and documents at the asset
  • Access rights per area and team

Any more questions?

Good to know.

All questions and answers
Can we inspect playgrounds, vehicles or facilities with a checklist?

Yes. Per category you set a checklist and its rhythm, for example every three months; a single asset can have its own list. A due checklist appears as a report on the board. Authorised staff scan the QR code on the asset and fill it in on site; a defect becomes a report on the asset straight away. A completed checklist is never changed again and stays in the history of the asset as proof. The public does not see it.

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Can equipment and facilities be linked to reports?

Yes. Inventory assets can have their own QR labels. A report started from a label retains its link to the asset; linked reports and tasks remain accessible from that asset's entry. The inventory also supports recording check-outs and returns.

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Can different teams have different access?

Yes. Roles and individual permissions can be managed, while departments reflect who is responsible for the work. You can decide who may handle reports, manage inventory or view particular folders.

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Can the team work without an internet connection?

The current platform requires an internet connection. Offline capture with later synchronisation is a possible extension that would need to be planned separately. It is not currently included as standard.

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