Turn field inspection findings into focused asset repairs.

A defect found onsite should not lose its context on the way to repair planning. Fieldmark connects the inspection route, asset checklist, condition photographs, and resulting repair request. The team can distinguish an observation from a severity assessment and an open repair, helping maintenance understand what was found without asking the inspector to repeat the site visit.

What it does

Schedule inspection routes by site and asset, giving inspectors a practical list of equipment to check during each assigned field visit.
Scan the asset before opening its checklist, ensuring condition observations belong to the correct equipment rather than a similar neighboring item.
Use asset-specific checks to capture relevant components and condition details, helping the reviewer understand what the inspector actually examined onsite.
Attach severity and photographs to each defect, giving maintenance both evidence and priority context before choosing the next repair action.
Create repair requests from findings, carrying the asset reference and inspection evidence forward while keeping the original condition assessment available.

Why people love it

Fieldmark gives inspectors a direct path from observation to assigned work. Maintenance receives a clearer repair brief, and asset teams can track findings without mistaking request creation for a completed repair.

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