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From the measurement request to the report behind the certification.
Site evidence stops living in a loose photo in a drive.

Payment on a construction project only moves when supervision certifies the progress measurement. Today, the evidence behind that certification lives in a WhatsApp group, a field notebook and a thousand undated photos. uInspect takes every site inspection from request to auditable report, with photos geotagged at the source and the approval flow orchestrated stage by stage, so supervision certifies with evidence and the client has nothing to dispute.

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Field inspection in the Construction and Engineering industry with uInspect.
Construction and Engineering: the same inspection platform, shaped around the industry's pain.
Today's black box

Every site with its own standard. Every measurement, a negotiation on someone's word.

The inspection of executed work turns into WhatsApp photos and field notebook entries, with no guarantee of where the image came from, which front, on what day.

Every site inspects its own way, with no single checklist, and one project's report cannot be compared with another's.

The progress certification depends on that fragile evidence, and when the client or the public auditor questions what was measured, the defense is the memory of whoever was there.

At unit handover and under warranty, clipboard inspections and undated photos become reports the counterparty disputes, and the liability grows with no trail of the before and after.

The inspection flow

From the site to the report, everything runs through uInspect

The measurement request drops into the supervisor's app, already with the work front and the report template. The inspection happens on site even offline, with photos at the coordinates and sketches over the plan, and the auditable report comes out orchestrated stage by stage to back the certification.

The request comes in The evidence goes out The inspection happens
Site dashboardopens the inspection
Measurement requestper work front
API / construction ERPREST + webhooks
u uInspect OrchestratesCertifiesDocuments
Supervisor's appon-site and offline
Remote Inspectiontriages warranty calls
Self-Inspectionunit handover
Auditable reportunder your brand
Geotagged photoGPS, date and time
Site sketchnon-conformity at the point
Approval per stageacceptance history
How it works

From request to auditable report.

  1. 1 The request drops into the supervisor's app, already with the work front, the responsible person and your operation's report template, on one project or across hundreds of units.
  2. 2 The inspection happens in the field even offline: the supervisor captures photo, video and audio with GPS, date and time recorded on the image and the origin of the media logged (camera or gallery), and answers the stage's questionnaire on the spot.
  3. 3 The sketch marks the non-conformity at the exact point of the project, with GeoJSON and KML layers, and the photo stops being somewhere on the site and gains coordinates.
  4. 4 The flow orchestrates approval by phases, owners and automation, and on reconnection the auditable report comes out ready, under your brand, to back the measurement, the acceptance or the warranty.
What goes into the operation

The capabilities that turn the inspection into evidence.

The same horizontal platform, with the features this industry actually uses. Everything inside the inspection, not in spreadsheets and scattered chats.

Every photo, video and audio leaves the app with GPS, date and time recorded on the image and the origin logged, so the measurement evidence stops being an untraceable photo in a drive.

Offline field work with sketches over the plan in GeoJSON and KML, so the inspection happens where the project is, not where the signal reaches.

A single checklist per stage with conditional logic, the same on every project, so one site's report can be compared with another's.

An approval flow orchestrated by phases, owners and automation, with a history of who did what and when, so the measurement moves stage by stage and not by email.

An auditable report with a chain of custody from media to file, which holds up when the client, the public auditor or the owners association disputes.

API and webhooks to fit the inspection into your construction ERP, plus bureau checks on individuals and companies to qualify whoever signs the acceptance.

Where it applies

Concrete use cases in this industry.

01

Progress measurement certification on public works that clears the contractor's payment under public procurement rules

02

Stage-by-stage quality inspection of the site, from foundation to finishing, with a single checklist

03

Mass unit handover, with the buyer recording the unit inspection and both parties signing in the app

04

Opening and triage of warranty calls, recording the condition before and after the repair

05

Commissioning acceptance of installations that clears the stage payment to the supplier

Regulatory context

Certified measurement and the unilateral report

Payment only moves when supervision certifies the progress measurement, a requirement written into public procurement rules. Courts have already treated unilateral reports, without both parties' signatures, as insufficient evidence, and the warranty liability piles up with no trail of the before and after.

What changes in the operation

The inspection that holds up, side by side with today's.

Today
  • WhatsApp photos and notebook entries
  • Every site with a different standard
  • Certification backed by the memory of whoever was there
  • A unilateral report the counterparty disputes
With uInspect
  • Photos with GPS, date, time and origin at capture
  • A single checklist, the same on every project
  • An orchestrated approval flow with history
  • An auditable report that backs the certification and the warranty
Why it holds up

Evidence is born trustworthy at capture, and the buyer controls what it releases.

Every photo leaves capture with its provenance, GPS, date and time, and the inspection carries the questionnaire and the chain of custody of the media all the way to the report. With document bureau checks (individuals and companies), anti-fraud stops being a talking point: it is provenance plus a verified document. More than 100,000 inspections on record, and more than 15,000 per crop season, all to the same standard. The report stops being a loose sheet and becomes evidence that holds up when disputed, and the payer controls what it releases.

The limit, stated upfront

uInspect does not replace the construction ERP. It is the auditable inspection layer that plugs into the system you already use via API, and delivers the evidence that budgeting and measurement do not. White-label self-inspection carries mass unit handover; remote inspection triages warranty calls.

Frequently asked questions

Questions from teams operating in construction and engineering.

Does uInspect replace the construction ERP?

No. It is the auditable inspection layer that plugs into the system you already use via API, and delivers the evidence that budgeting and measurement do not. You open inspections and receive the report via API and webhooks, without swapping out what already runs in your operation.

How does the photo back the measurement certification if the client disputes it?

Every photo, video and audio leaves the app with GPS, date and time recorded on the image and the origin of the media logged, and stays traceable through to the report with a chain of custody from media to file. When the client or the public auditor questions what was measured, the defense stops being the memory of whoever was there and becomes the evidence behind the report.

Does it work for mass unit handover?

Yes. White-label self-inspection releases the app under the developer's brand, the buyer records the unit inspection and both parties sign in the app, resolving the handover peak and the dispute in one motion, without sending an army to the field.

Does the inspection work without signal on the site?

Yes. The supervisor captures, answers the checklist and marks the non-conformity on the sketch with no network, and everything syncs on reconnection. The inspection happens where the project is, not where the signal reaches.

Can the inspection be standardized across different sites and projects?

Yes. You build the questionnaire for each stage, from foundation to delivery, with photo, geolocation and signature fields and conditional logic. What one engineer records, everyone records, and one project's report becomes comparable with another's.

How does uInspect help with the warranty liability?

Remote inspection triages the call by video before sending a technician, and every inspection records the condition with GPS, date and time at capture. With the before and after of the repair on record, the warranty claim stops depending on each side's word.

How do I verify who signs the unit acceptance?

uInspect runs bureau checks on individuals and companies to qualify the counterparty signing the acceptance, and both parties' signatures are recorded on the report. The inspection becomes the document that controls when the payment, the acceptance or the warranty moves.

One standard

The same evidence, in any inspection mode.

This industry starts with the mode that makes the most sense, but the platform is one. Explore the three modes, or see the other industry solutions.

Put evidence at the center of your construction and engineering operation.

Talk to the team and see uInspect running on your use case.