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Turn the checklists you have into digital forms

Upload the paper form, PDF or spreadsheet you use today. In minutes it’s a working template, with follow-up questions, automatic scoring, and rules that open a corrective action when something fails.

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14:32
Weekly site inspectionNorthside plant · Routine check
68%
Equipment roomUnit 2 of 8
UNIT-02
YesNoN/A
0.8barBelow 1.0 bar, corrective action opened
PassFail
Next: Storage area

Getting started

Three ways to get started

Import what you have

Drop in the PDF, Word or Excel checklist you use today. File-to-form AI turns it into a working, editable template, structure, sections and answer types included.

Start from the library

30 field-tested templates across food safety, solar, facilities and more, take one and make it yours down to the question.

Build from scratch

A drag-and-drop builder with instant mobile preview. If you can write a checklist, you can build a template.

Answer types

16 field types, every answer an audit needs

Not icons on a list. This is the input the inspector gets. Every type is validated on device, can be required, and takes notes and photo evidence on the answer.

Common
TextLegible, undamaged label
Number42.5°C
Yes / NoYesNoN/A
Date / Time2 Jul 2026 · 14:32
Single selectApproved vendor
Multi selectGloves ✓Hairnet ✓Apron
Photo
Advanced
Signature
Slider7
GPS location31.2506, 34.7913
Annotation
ReferenceSite 42-B · String 4
QR / barcodeAST-00412
Media
InstructionIsolate the array before opening the combiner box.
Sensor reading63.2 °C · probe

Logic & triggers

Answers that trigger the next step by themselves

  • Show, hide, require

    Combine conditions with all/any matching, follow-ups appear only when an answer needs them, and a field can turn required on the spot.

  • Demand evidence on the answer

    A No or an out-of-limit number can require a note or a photo before the inspector moves on.

  • Corrective actions open automatically

    Any answer can require a corrective action. It opens on the finding with the severity you set, no one has to remember.

  • Trigger a whole follow-up form

    A failed check can spawn a separate form, a deep-dive audit or incident report, assigned to the right person, or fire an external workflow in your connected tools.

Logic · Emergency stop works
WHENEmergency stop worksisNo
+ Add condition · match all / any
THENRequire corrective action
Require corrective actionRequire noteRequire photoTrigger new formTrigger external workflow

Scoring

Scoring set up the way you already grade

  • Points and weights

    Score per question, weight per section, the overall grade computes itself as the inspection runs.

  • Must-pass questions

    Some failures can’t be averaged away. A failed critical question fails the audit, whatever the score.

  • Grade bands

    Pass, conditional, fail. Your thresholds, your labels, consistent across every site and inspector.

Scoring · Kitchen hygiene audit
Food-contact surfaces sanitized10 pts
Allergen segregation in storageMust-pass15 pts
Cleaning schedule signed5 pts
92%Pass · ≥ 85%1 must-pass failed = automatic fail, regardless of score

Structure

Repeating sections and shared answer lists

  • Repeatable sections

    One “Circuit” section, repeated per circuit found on site. Inspectors add entries in the field, the report groups them cleanly.

  • Reusable response sets

    Shared answer lists, sites, suppliers, defect codes, maintained once, used in every template, synced from your systems.

  • Versioning & drafts

    Edit in draft while the current version keeps running. Publish when ready; every inspection records which version it used.

UnitsRepeats
Unit ID
Visual condition
14:32
Asset service checkUnits
UNIT-01Remove
UNIT-02Remove
Unit 3 auto-numberedRemove
Scan or type…
PassFail
+ Add Unit

Form display

Choose how the form runs on the device

  • Linear, chapters, tabs or wizard

    One continuous scroll, a hub of sections to drill into, tabs along the top, or one step at a time with Back and Next, per template, per audience.

  • Progress the inspector can see

    A progress bar or numbered steps. Long audits stop feeling endless, and nothing gets abandoned halfway.

  • Gate sloppy submissions

    Require valid answers before advancing, or lock navigation to forward-and-back only, for regulated checks that must run in order.

  • Review step before submit

    An optional read-only summary screen at the end, the inspector checks everything once before signing off.

LinearChapterTabsWizard
9:41
Weekly site inspection
1 · Site & Access
Gate secured on arrivalYes
Access issues foundNo
2 · Plant systems
Pressure reading1.8 bar
Emergency stop worksYes
Backup systems operational,
3 · Equipment room
Unit ID,
1 · Site & Access✓ 5/5
2 · Plant systems1/3 ›
3 · Equipment room0/3 ›
4 · Plant room0/3 ›
5 · Performance0/4 ›
✓ Site2 · DC3 · Comb.4 · Inv.
Backup systems operationalYes
Pressure reading1.8 bar
Emergency stop works,
Step 7 of 18
Pressure reading (bar)1.8bar
‹ BackNext ›

Edit with AI

Describe a change, AI applies it everywhere

  • Describe the change

    “Add a CO₂ check to every refrigeration section”, across one template or your whole library.

  • Review before it applies

    Every AI edit shows as a diff you approve change by change. Nothing silently rewrites your compliance content.

  • File-to-form import

    The same engine that edits also imports, PDFs and spreadsheets become working templates, not screenshots.

Add a CO₂ system check to every refrigeration section
Proposed changes. Review and apply
+Section 2 · Refrigeration → CO₂ system pressure within range (Pass/Fail, required, photo on fail)
+Section 5 · Cold storage → CO₂ system pressure within range (Pass/Fail, required, photo on fail)
Section 5 · Cold storage → Duplicate question "Compressor visual check" (already in Section 2)
Review eachApply 3 changes

Connected

One template runs the whole process

The same template runs the mobile app, opens the corrective actions and builds the report. You set it up once.

Findings & actions

Your logic rules decide what a failure raises, severity, owner, due date. Findings & actions →

Branded reports

Each template carries its own report design, sections, layout, your client’s branding. Reports & portal →

Schedules & teams

Templates attach to sites, cadences and roles. Inspections generate and assign themselves. Analytics →

FAQ

Builder questions, answered

Can we import our existing Excel and PDF checklists?

Yes. That’s the recommended way in. File-to-form AI converts PDFs, Word docs and spreadsheets into working templates you then refine in the builder. Import help is included on every plan.

Do we need technical skills to build templates?

No. The builder is drag-and-drop with plain-language logic (“when Fail, then raise finding”). If you can write the checklist on paper, you can build it.

Can a template change without breaking running inspections?

Yes. Edits happen in a draft version while the published version keeps running. When you publish, new inspections use the new version, and every past inspection records exactly which version it ran.

How do repeatable sections show up in reports?

Grouped per entry. Each circuit, room or vehicle gets its own labeled block with its answers and evidence, instead of a flat wall of duplicated questions.

Is AI editing safe for compliance content?

AI never changes a template directly. It proposes a diff you review and apply change by change, and your data is never used to train models.

Build your first template in 10 minutes

Upload a checklist you already use and run it on your next inspection.

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