Corrosion surveys
Connect locations, readings and drawing revisions. Measure time spent preparing, checking and correcting the deliverable.

INSPECTION INTELLIGENCE
Bring drawings, inspection records and asset history together. Start with plant capture and corrosion surveys. Keep the information ready for the next job.
START WITH YOUR WORK
Plan a capture, review a report or map the move from your existing system.
Compare capture approaches, record hidden areas and define the locations the deliverable must cover.
Plan a capture pilot → REVIEWERS & INSPECTION LEADSOpen the source records, edit a sample draft and compare it with a later revision.
Follow a report → ASSET OWNERS & OPERATORSMap your existing records, check the import and run both systems before making the move.
Explore the transition →ONE CONNECTED RECORD
Photos in one folder. Drawings in another. Findings in a spreadsheet. Hours spent rebuilding the story before a report can move forward.
An asset record should bring those pieces together: the original files, inspection locations, changes and outstanding work.
Explore how the pieces connectFIELD TO FINISHED RECORD
Capture the area, identify the asset, record the inspection and prepare the report.
CAPTURE THE AREA
Use photos, video, scans and existing drawings to record the area. Check for hidden branches, unreadable tags and missing views before leaving site.
Explore capture and drawingsEXPLORE THE WORKSPACE
BUILT AROUND THE JOB
Corrosion surveys, turnarounds and recurring inspections need different workflows. Each needs a reliable asset history.
Connect locations, readings and drawing revisions. Measure time spent preparing, checking and correcting the deliverable.
Carry information and outstanding review across handoffs. Keep the scope and the actual work record together.
Build an asset history that survives the next job. Distinguish changed equipment from a changed document.
COST AND QUALITY
Include capture, drawing, inspection, review and return visits. Compare the same scope and required quality before expanding the work.
Build a pilot briefRequired assets, outputs and acceptance criteria.
Capture, processing, drawing, review and corrections.
Quality, complete delivery cost and repeat-job potential.