Visual Inspection
For inspectors who close out in the field. Open the wizard on the asset, capture by voice and photo offline, and sign. The record routes the rest.
Built in, not bolted on
Each surface carries its own visual wizard and code, then hands the measurement to NDE and the verdict to integrity.
The external shell
The internal surface
Nozzles, welds, relief path
Capabilities
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One wizard per equipment class, with the asset history already loaded.
Voice, photos, and drawings land in one record, offline, syncing on reconnect.
The inspector signs and the finding routes by severity, the same minute.
Condition graded to published visual scales, so two inspectors log it the same.
A finding that needs a number raises an NDE request, location and concern attached.
Drone, crawler, and pole-cam imagery logs as a finding on the exact asset.
Screens for corrosion under insulation and coating breakdown before it turns into a loss.
Every finding feeds intelliINTEGRITY, where condition becomes risk and a next date.
For the field inspector
Real screens from the platform, not mockups
Grounded by design
Proof
Standards referenced
Explore
03 related modules
Evaluation path
Answers
No, and that is deliberate. intelliINSPECT captures visual inspection. Wall-thickness and NDE readings live in intelliNDT; risk-based inspection, remaining life, and fitness-for-service live in intelliINTEGRITY. A finding here calls up the measurement and feeds the verdict, so each module stays in its lane.
Pressure vessels, storage tanks, heat exchangers and boilers, piping, pressure relief valves, flanges, rotating equipment, structural, and surface-preparation hold points.
Yes. External visual, internal visual at the manway, and on-stream or in-service visual each have their own asset-aware wizard, with the right checklist for the equipment type.
No. intelliINSPECT is the system of record, not the hardware. Bring the drones, crawlers, and remote cameras you already run; their imagery logs as a visual finding on the asset, and optional vision assist grades external corrosion and coating against published scales.
Yes. The wizard runs offline and syncs to the platform when the device reconnects, with no re-keying of field notes back at the trailer.
API 510, 570, and 653 with NBIC, with damage-mechanism awareness drawn from API 571 and visual condition referenced to AMPP and SSPC scales.
Yes. Inspector signature is a required workflow transition. The record cannot move to completed without a valid signature, and once signed it is timestamped and locked.
See one asset workflow, from field record to audit evidence.
