Missing answers are found too late
The form comes back with the address blank, and the person who could answer is now two hours away and not coming back this week.
Services
A visit ends with a photograph of a handwritten form, sent to a group chat. The number you need is in one of those photos, and nobody can add them up. Capture software is a small piece of work with a large effect on what you can later claim: one form, the same fields every time, checked while it is filled, and stored where it can be counted.
The form comes back with the address blank, and the person who could answer is now two hours away and not coming back this week.
One inspector writes the reading in the margin, another writes it in the box. Both are correct until someone has to compare two hundred of them.
Two hundred images in a chat thread cannot be summed, filtered or audited. The report is written by whoever has time to read them.
A checklist per site type, a photo field that opens the camera rather than the gallery, and a signature from the person present.
Sampling by commune, an interviewer code on each form, and a partial save so a long questionnaire survives a battery that dies mid-visit.
Serial number, meter reading, a photo of the installed unit and the customer's signature, attached to the order they belong to.
A scoring rule, a required corrective action when a score falls below a threshold, and a record of who closed it and when.
Fixed scope. Fixed price.
Agreed in writing before anything is built. You approve before we start.
We take the paper form into the field, or watch it being filled. The fields people skip are usually the fields the form does not need.
Paper forms carry fields that exist for a reason nobody remembers. Fewer fields is the cheapest accuracy gain available.
A basement, a lift, a village at the edge of coverage. Offline is a claim until it is tested in those three places.
The first report is produced from real submissions before the last section is built. A form that produces nothing readable is a form nobody keeps filling.
FAQ
What owners usually ask before requesting a quote for it.
Yes, with limits. Answers and photos wait on the device and upload later. A form that needs a live lookup — a customer's balance, today's price list — will not work offline, so we either design that lookup out or accept that the form waits.
If the form builder is in scope, yes — fields and rules are yours to edit. A form hand-built in code needs a developer for a structural change. We say which of the two you are getting before the build starts.
They can be typed into the new system if their answers are still used, or scanned and archived if they only need to exist. We do not promise to read handwriting automatically; that is a project of its own and it fails often.
That is the real risk, and it is not a software one. If the form adds five minutes to a visit and saves the inspector nothing, it gets filled at night from memory or not at all. We shorten the form, and we make sure the person filling it gets something back: a finished report, a signature, a closed case.
Start a project
Send the brief. It comes back as a written scope and a fixed quote before anything is built.