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Municipal Operations

Inspections & Code Enforcement

Inspections that hold up when the finding is challenged.

Programmed and complaint-driven inspections, from the annual plan through the finding to the notice, the re-inspection and the appeal file.

Inspection checklists in Smart Digital City: road, playground, bridge, fire safety and waste collection surveys with their scope

The checklists an inspector answers in the field, each tied to the code being applied.

What changes

01

Evidence captured at source

Photographs, location and time attach to the finding as it is recorded, not typed up afterwards.

02

No notice without follow-up

A compliance deadline schedules its own re-inspection, so nothing closes because everyone forgot.

03

Consistent decisions

Two inspectors on the same violation answer the same checklist and reach the same classification.

Key capabilities

Inspection plan

Risk-based programs by subject, district and period, built from the register of premises, permits and past findings.

Complaint-driven inspections

Triggered by a resident report, a referral or a permit condition, with the same record and the same checklist.

Structured findings

Checklists tied to the code being applied, with severity, measurements and photo evidence.

Notices and citations

Warnings, orders to correct and citations issued from templates, signed and served, with service recorded.

Re-inspection

Scheduled automatically when the time to comply expires, and closed only against a verified result.

The appeal file

Checklist, photographs, notice and proof of service available as one record when the case is contested.

How it works

1

Plan by risk

The program is built from the register of premises, permits and prior findings rather than from a fixed rotation.

2

Inspect with a checklist

The inspector answers the questions the code requires; the app captures photographs, location and time.

3

Issue the outcome

Pass, warning, order to correct or citation, produced from the finding with no re-entry.

4

Verify compliance

The deadline is counted by the system and a re-inspection is raised the day it expires.

5

Defend the decision

The whole file assembles itself, so an appeal is answered from the record rather than from memory.

Connected by design

Inspections & Code Enforcement works with the systems your city already runs.

GIS · Permits · Work Orders · Identity · Payments · Communications · REST API

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Make an inspection defensible on the day it is written

See how Smart Digital City takes an inspection from the plan to the notice, the re-inspection and the appeal file.