Does Inspectly360 work on remote construction sites without internet?
Yes. The Inspectly360 mobile app works fully offline, which matters on construction sites where connectivity is unreliable or absent. Inspectors complete checklists, capture photos, add annotations, and run on-device AI defect detection without any signal. Every entry is stored locally on the device, then syncs automatically the moment connectivity returns, so no inspection data is lost. This keeps snag lists, safety walks, and pre-handover punch lists moving even in basements, lift shafts, and remote groundworks. Field teams never wait for a network, and site managers see results as soon as the device reconnects. Offline capture also timestamps and GPS-tags each record, so the audit trail stays intact regardless of where the work happened.
Can I customize inspection templates for different project types?
Yes. Inspectly360 lets you build unlimited inspection templates for residential, commercial, industrial, and infrastructure projects. Clone an existing template and adjust it per project, add conditional logic so questions appear only when relevant, and make photo evidence mandatory on critical items. You can also start from the pre-built library of construction checklists covering safety walks, quality control, snagging, and handover inspections. Templates support pass or fail fields, numeric measurements, scoring, e-signatures, and corrective actions, so every project runs a consistent and auditable process. When a standard changes, you update the master template once and roll it out across every active site, which removes the version-control problem that comes with paper and Excel checklists shared over WhatsApp.
Does it integrate with our existing project management tools?
Yes. Inspectly360 connects to construction project management tools including Procore, PlanGrid, and Autodesk Build through API and native integrations. Snag list items, inspection results, and corrective actions sync between systems so your project team works from one source of truth instead of re-keying data. Webhooks and full REST API access let you build custom connections to any other software in your stack, from document management to scheduling. The goal is simple: inspection findings should flow straight into the systems your contractors and consultants already use, without manual exports. That keeps defect tracking, RFIs, and handover documentation aligned across every party on the project.
How does the AI defect detection work?
Inspectly360 runs Edge AI directly on the inspector's mobile device. When the inspector photographs an asset, surface, or defect, the AI analyses the image in real time and detects cracks, corrosion, water damage, misalignment, and common safety hazards, even with no internet connection. The AI suggests a category and severity, and the inspector confirms or overrides it, so human judgement stays in control of every record. Because processing happens on-device, photos are not sent to a cloud service to be classified, which keeps capture fast in busy or low-light site conditions. The result is a more consistent snag list: issues a tired inspector might miss at the end of a long shift still get flagged and documented with evidence.
Can subcontractors access the platform?
Yes. You can invite subcontractors with role-based access scoped to their trade, area, or project phase. They see the issues assigned to them, submit corrective action evidence including photos, and close out items, without seeing your full project data or other trades' records. This gives you a single verified audit trail for snagging, NCRs, and defects liability instead of closure claims scattered across WhatsApp and email. Each subcontractor action is timestamped and attributed, so when a defect reappears at the pre-handover walk you can see exactly who certified the original fix. Access can be revoked the moment a trade demobilises, keeping your project data secure right through to handover.
How does Inspectly360 speed up snag list and punch list closeout?
Inspectly360 replaces the shared Excel snag list with a live digital punch list that every trade sees in real time. Each snag carries a photo, a location, a severity rating, a named responsible contractor, and a deadline. When a subcontractor marks an item fixed, they must attach closure evidence, and the item moves to a verification step rather than disappearing. The site team re-inspects, then closes the snag only when the fix is confirmed. Managers track open defects on one board, filtered by project, trade, or zone, so nothing is rediscovered on the next walk. Site walk reports generate as branded PDFs the moment the walk ends, instead of being typed up over the weekend. The outcome is faster closeout, fewer defects carried into handover, and a complete record for the defects liability period.