FieldVision – In The Field
Maximize Your Inspection Output. Minimize the Hassle.
The Field Solution That Speeds Up Work Without Sacrificing Quality
FieldVision, formerly ITpipes Mobile, empowers contractors to collect accurate, high-quality inspection data quickly and efficiently—no matter the crew or conditions. Compatible with leading CCTV systems like Cues, RS Technical, Aries, Envirosight, and RapidView IBAK, it integrates seamlessly with your existing setup to reduce downtime and boost productivity.
With ITpipes’ Contractor Sync, your data flows directly to your client’s ITpipes Web system—giving them instant access to your inspection results and keeping you aligned every step of the way.
Field-Tested. Contractor Approved.
Easy to Use and Built To Perform
ITpipes FieldVision is designed for fast, accurate inspections—even with new or rotating crews. Built-in tools surface real-time asset insights, support consistent coding, and help track operator progress and efficiency across the job.
Confidence In Every Condition
Enables fast, accurate data collection, reducing manual errors, and boosting productivity with automated tools like video capture, distance calibration, and clock position entry.
Intelligent Coding Comes Standard
Simplifies coding with dropdown defect selection and customizable HotButtons, reducing training time while ensuring
accurate, consistent inspections.
Flexible Reports For Every Client Need
Supports exports in multiple formats, including ITpipes Access and NASSCO Exchange, ensuring compliance, system compatibility, and complete media and data integrity.
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From CCTV Inspections to Confident Capital Plans: Introducing the AutoDesk Info360 Asset + ITpipes SmartVision Integration
ITpipes’ SmartVision technology combines FieldVision for capturing high-quality CCTV inspections in the field and CoreVision for managing, reviewing, and reporting inspection results, providing sewer and stormwater utilities with clean, organized, accurate and reliable inspection data. Info360 Asset uses that inspection data to support condition scoring, risk evaluation, deterioration modeling, and rehabilitation planning.
When these systems are connected, inspection findings directly inform how assets are prioritized and funded. Each capital recommendation can be traced back to specific inspection evidence and risk drivers. This reduces reliance on assumptions and helps ensure that capital plans reflect the actual state of the system. Continue Reading From CCTV Inspections to Confident Capital Plans: Introducing the AutoDesk Info360 Asset + ITpipes SmartVision Integration
Why Waiting to Modernize Your Inspection Program Is More Expensive Than You Think
There is a version of this conversation that happens in almost every public works organization at some point. Leadership acknowledges that the current inspection workflow has inefficiencies. Everyone agrees that something should change. And then the changes get deferred, again, because the timing is never right and other “priorities” monopolize the time.
Budget cycles are complicated. Staff bandwidth is limited. A major project is about to start, or just finished, and now is not the moment. There is always a reasonable explanation for waiting.
But waiting has a cost too. It is just harder to recognize because it is not a number on a paper.. Continue Reading Why Waiting to Modernize Your Inspection Program Is More Expensive Than You Think
Breaking the Bottlenecks: Where Inspection Programs Actually Lose Time
Talk to almost any public works director about inspection backlogs, and the conversation eventually lands in the same place: we need more people.
It is an understandable conclusion. Crews are stretched. Regulatory pressure is intensifying. Infrastructure is aging faster than it can be assessed. Adding headcount feels like the most direct path to doing more work.
But in most organizations, the bottleneck is not the number of people. It is what those people are forced to do with their time.
Wastewater inspection programs are riddled with friction points that consume productive hours without producing any useful output. Manual data reconciliation. Batch file transfers. Inconsistent defect coding. Systems that do not talk to each other. These are not staffing problems. They are workflow problems.
Understanding where that friction lives is the first step toward eliminating it. Here are the five places where lean inspection programs most commonly lose capacity, and what it actually takes to get it back. Continue Reading Breaking the Bottlenecks: Where Inspection Programs Actually Lose Time