Document the asset
Capture the asset condition, defect, access point, repair or completed work with a clear note and project name.
Utility inspections
Utility work is spread across assets, routes and repeat visits. Conota helps inspectors keep location, notes and project context with photos of the asset or finding.
Make each inspection photo traceable.
A photo of a pole, cabinet, chamber or network asset needs enough context to identify what was inspected and where. Conota lets inspectors capture that information while they are at the asset.
Keep the location
Add GPS coordinates, address, date, time and direction so the image can be placed back at the inspection location.
Support follow-up
Use the same naming and documentation method for repeat inspections, corrective work and before-and-after records.
Useful across inspection cycles.
Asset condition
Record visible condition, damage, corrosion, access issues or other findings that need to be reviewed later.
Corrective work
Capture before and after photos so the record shows what was found and what changed.
Remote locations
GPS coordinates can still be captured without cell service when the phone has satellite signal; street address lookup requires data.
Consistent field records
A shared method for project names, notes and photo labels makes records easier to review across inspectors and contractors.
Inspection photos are easier to act on when the asset, location and finding are clear without a separate explanation.
Illustrative utility inspection workflow
Illustrative case study. This workflow is representative of how Conota can be used in this type of field work and should not be read as a customer endorsement.