Inspect Point users now have the ability to choose “Yes”, “No”, or “N/A” as their default answer choice for all inspection templates company wide. The addition of this features provides a layer of customization to Inspect Point by allowing users to decide the answer option best suited for their organization and inspection process. If you are an Inspect Point user and interested in
Starting today, Inspect Point users can now auto-generate inspection reports from the field – helping to lay the groundwork for technicians to begin printing inspection reports from the field. Technicians in the field, who have email enabled on their iPad, can now send completed inspections back to office and have finalized inspection reports sent to their email, by clicking
Inspect Point is proud to announce the addition of fire hydrants to the list of inspection templates available inside Inspect Point. Inspect Point users can now add fire hydrant inspections to a building by selecting “Fire Hydrant” from the Assets drop down via the Building screen, and remove any fire hydrant questions they do not find relevant via the
Inspect Point’s newest email feature provides Inspect Point users the ability to send final inspection reports to building contacts via email directly from inside Inspect Point. This feature further simplifies the report distribution process by eliminating the need for users to download inspection reports prior to sending the reports via email. From the reports tab, users who have
Technicians in the field can now provide a proposed corrections report ( i.e. – service proposal or work order) to building contacts in the field – helping to tie the inspection and service departments business together. Equipping inspection technicians with the ability to not only identify and document deficiencies, but generate work proposals with pricing, helps bring in revenue faster and
Beginning today, technicians in the field can now select a deficiency status for any deficiency identified during an NFPA inspection. The addition of the critical deficiency status adds an additional layer of detail and prioritization to the service and repair of identified deficiencies in the field to assist the work flow and service process. From the iPad, technicians in the
Inspect Point is proud to announce the addition of New York State Backflows to the Inspect Point platform. Inspect Point users now have the ability to schedule, perform, and generate complete Backflow reports on the official New York State Department of Health form. Inspect Point users can now schedule NYS Backflow inspections in the backend. Perform
Apple may not have invented the tablet, but it has defined and shaped the market into what it is today. That’s one of the many reasons why we, at Inspect Point, made a conscious decision to build and support our mobile app strictly on the iOS/Apple infrastructure. The tablet market has become more competitive over the years with the introduction
Unsure how often your various fire protection systems need to be inspected? Here is a quick reference guide for the various inspection frequencies of Fire Sprinkler Systems (NFPA 25) and Fire Detection and Alarm Systems (NFPA72). 1. NFPA 25 – Fire Sprinkler Systems There are seven possible inspection frequencies for a Fire Sprinkler System. They are: Daily
More and more sprinkler inspection companies are looking to software to help streamline their business and inspection process, because of the possibilities software affords them. In this article, we will examine three key reasons why inspection businesses invest in NFPA 25 sprinkler inspection software, and why you should implement this type of software into your business. You will see how inspection