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Inspections software for small jurisdiction

Discussion in 'CAD / Software Discussion' started by CBOGUY, Sep 3, 2018.

  1. CBOGUY

    CBOGUY Registered User

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    Anyone knows a good building Inspection software for a jurisdiction of less than 10;000 residents And two inspectors? I Would like to use a tablet for field inspections.

    Thank you,
    CBO
     
    #1 CBOGUY, Sep 3, 2018
  2. jar546

    jar546 *****istrator

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    I am very curious about this myself.
     
    #2 jar546, Sep 4, 2018
  3. Builder Bob

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    Not sure about that, larger departments and software yes - used several myself..... small departments not sure if the permitting and inspection software would pay for itself....
     
    #3 Builder Bob, Sep 4, 2018
  4. tmurray

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    We almost fit your criteria. 2 inspectors. 18000+ people. We use Mygov. It functions on tablets and phones fairly well. We have gone paperless from a records perspective with it.
     
    #4 tmurray, Sep 5, 2018
  5. Sifu

    Sifu Gold Member

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    I think Avolve/ProjectDox prices itself based on the size of the jurisdiction so they may be an option. I haven't used it put they have pitched us and I liked it. We aren't much bigger in population than you, but we are mostly a business district.
     
    #5 Sifu, Sep 5, 2018
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    Viewpoint/ Viewpermit I think you can pay by the record as well....
     
    #6 steveray, Sep 5, 2018
  7. Chad Coffelt

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    I use Govmotus its from IBTS works pretty good still young though so there are some bugs in the system
     
    #7 Chad Coffelt, Sep 6, 2018
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    Can you share some thoughts on how much you spent on this?

    I am in a jurisdiction that has not set aside any funds
     
    #8 linnrg, Sep 6, 2018
  9. tmurray

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    Initial set up was a couple thousand dollars. It's a subscription base, so the ongoing costs are billed month to month. It's cloud based, so you can log in anywhere you have a web browser and an internet connection. Their up-time has been great in the 7 years we've been using them and they actually pro-rate any downtime they have. It's only happened once for less than 5 minutes for us.
     
    #9 tmurray, Sep 11, 2018
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