Compatible with a range of mobile device types and sizes, mobile forms offer flexibility and ease of use, supporting multiple inspectors working in the same form. Each of your inspection forms convert into an intuitive, touch-friendly mobile form with required fields, default values and advanced data validation rules. Tally inspection scores on the fly, along with other real-time calculations and reports. Tailored digital forms ask for only (and for all) the appropriate data. Collect and store signatures and images with the inspection.
Mobile forms fully integrate data into the GL Suite backend system to streamline inspections, investigations, surveys or other remote workflows. In offline mode, data saves locally onto the device, then automatically and securely transmits into GL Suite when connected. GPS-enabled technology tags photos with location information during the inspection or survey, which attach to the form and store locally on the mobile device. Mobile forms smoothly handle vast amounts of information without degradation in system performance.
Benefits of the Mobile Forms feature include:
Digital Simplicity
A mobile workflow offers simplicity and efficiency—no more paper.
Secure and Trackable
Mobile forms track productivity and increase security with GPS location tagging.
Streamlined Results
Mobile forms automatically sync data between agency offices and your mobile device.
When looking for mobile-capable software, some key features to look for include:
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