Equipment QR tags and scan-to-inspect
Every unit gets a QR tag. Scan it to see the equipment and start its inspection, already filled in.
Every piece of equipment you add gets its own QR tag automatically. Stick it on the unit and anyone can scan it with a phone camera to see what that unit is and start its inspection.
- 1Print the tags
Open a unit and choose QR tag to print or download one label. To tag a whole fleet at once, use QR Labels on the equipment register for a printable sheet. Each label carries the unit number, name, and type beside its code, so crews know what they are scanning before they scan it.
- 2Scan the tag
The page shows the unit: photo, unit number, type, make and model, plate, current meter reading, service status, and how many defects are open against it.
- 3Tap Inspect
The right inspection form opens with the unit already filled in: type, unit number, fuel, and service due. You add the current odometer or hours and work through the checklist.
- 4Or start from the form
Opening an inspection from the forms list instead narrows the equipment list to the types that inspection is for, so a vehicle inspection offers vehicles. Search by unit number, name, or type to find the one in front of you.
- 5Sign and submit
Signed in, you are recorded as the inspector and sign on the spot. Not signed in, you can log in or continue as a guest by entering your name, then sign.
Vehicles open the Light-Duty Vehicle Inspection and everything else opens the Mobile Equipment Inspection. If a type needs a different form, set it under Manage on the equipment register and its tags follow.
A failed item still raises a corrective action and a deficiency against that unit, exactly as it does when the inspection is started from the forms list.
Tip. The tag is a plain web link, so it works from any phone camera with no app to install. Anyone with the link can see the unit and inspect it, so treat it as you would a sticker on the machine.
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