Speqtiv replaces paper pole inspection and audit forms with a mobile app that works offline in the field. Capture GPS location, structured checklists, condition photos, and field notes — all attached to each pole's permanent audit trail.
Pole inspection and audit software gives utility field crews a structured, digital way to inspect and document distribution poles — logging findings in real time rather than writing on paper forms that get transcribed back at the office.
Speqtiv ties every inspection and audit record directly to the pole's GPS location and permanent asset record. Field crews see the pole's full history before they start, log findings with photos and structured checklist items, and flag concerns that automatically create tracked service tickets. Every action is timestamped and user-attributed, creating a defensible audit trail for compliance and capital planning.
Pole Inspection Form — structured checklist with photo attachment and concern reporting on mobile
Configurable inspection and audit checklists per pole type — visual, sounding, resistograph, ground, and guy inspection. Standardize what every crew checks, every time.
Attach photos at the time of inspection. Build a permanent visual audit record of each pole's condition over successive inspection and audit cycles.
Each inspection and audit record is stamped with GPS coordinates to sub-5 meter accuracy. Know exactly which pole was inspected, who inspected it, and when.
Field crews mark poles Pass, Caution, or Fail. Flagged poles surface immediately in the dashboard and can generate service tickets with one tap.
Pole inspections and audits happen in areas with no signal. The Speqtiv app works completely offline — data syncs automatically when the crew returns to coverage.
Track last inspection date and next inspection year per pole. See which poles are overdue and prioritize audit routes based on condition and schedule.
Every inspection record is timestamped, GPS-stamped, and user-attributed. Produce a complete, defensible audit trail for compliance reporting, insurance, and capital planning.
Inspection checklists align with NESC and common utility inspection standards. Document visual, sounding, resistograph, and guy assessments in a format regulators and engineers expect.
Pole Detail — GPS location, inspection status, and full audit history at a glance
Replace paper pole inspection and audit forms with a mobile app that works in the field.
TRY LIVE DEMO → REQUEST A DEMOYes. The Speqtiv mobile pole inspection app is fully offline-capable. Field crews can conduct inspections, capture photos, and complete structured checklists without any cell signal. All data syncs automatically to the dashboard when a connection is restored — no records are ever lost.
Speqtiv's inspection checklists align with NESC (National Electrical Safety Code) requirements and common utility inspection programs. Inspection categories include visual, sounding, resistograph, ground, and guy assessments — in the format engineers and regulators expect. Checklists are also configurable to match your utility's specific inspection standards.
Yes. Speqtiv tracks the last inspection date and next inspection year for every pole in your system. The dashboard surfaces overdue poles and lets managers prioritize inspection routes based on condition and schedule. It functions as a complete pole inspection scheduling system — no separate tool needed.
Every record includes the inspector name, date and time, GPS coordinates, checklist results, condition rating (Pass/Caution/Fail), attached photos, and any field notes. This creates a defensible pole inspection documentation system for compliance reporting, insurance, and capital planning decisions.
Yes. Speqtiv is a multi-user pole inspection platform. Multiple field crews can conduct inspections simultaneously and all records sync to a shared live dashboard. Role-based access lets managers see all network activity while field crews see their assigned work.
Yes. Speqtiv supports configurable custom pole inspection forms tailored to your utility's standards and pole types. Custom fields, checklist items, and condition categories can be configured to match your existing inspection program — no paper forms to recreate from scratch.