Field app
A construction field app that works with no signal
Solar farms and battery sites rarely have good reception. The Drox field app keeps the drawings, forms and diary on the phone, and sends what was filled in when signal comes back.
Forms and diary, filled offline
Inspection forms, checklists and the daily site diary are filled on the phone and queued until there is signal. Each form closes the assignment it was for.
- Forms assigned to a place and a person, due today first
- Repeating checks written as schedules, with missed days counted
- Answers that fill themselves in, such as today's date or a ticket number
The current drawings in your pocket
The site's approved drawings are kept on the phone, with search, and several can be combined into one PDF stamped with each code and revision.
- A superseded revision is marked, never silently deleted
- Drawings open in a fast reader built for large sheets
QR labels and site sign-in
Every area and tag can have a QR label that opens its page on the phone. Site sign-in records each visit, by tap, by QR at the gate or by a supervisor.
- A personal wallet for licences and tickets, shown at the gate
- Crew links for people on site with no account
Questions
Does it need an app store download?
No. It works in any phone browser and installs to the home screen. A native app for iOS and Android is on the way.
What happens to a form filled with no signal?
It is saved on the phone and sent when the connection returns. Records are locked on submit, so a queued form cannot conflict with an edit elsewhere.
Can site workers see office documents?
Site workers see what their screens show: approved drawings, their forms and their work. Party visibility applies everywhere.