Sewer Inspection Software for the Office
Where Inspection Data Becomes Infrastructure Decisions
CoreVision is browser-based sewer and stormwater inspection software built for the people who never get in the truck. Every NASSCO-coded inspection your crews and contractors complete lands in one place, ready to filter, map, compare, report, and defend. Hosted in the cloud or on your own servers, CoreVision turns CCTV inspection data into the evidence behind your maintenance schedule, your rehab list, and your next budget request.
The gap
Most Utilities Do Not Have an Inspection Problem. They Have a Data Problem.
Crews are running footage. Contractors are delivering drives and PDFs. Somewhere in all of it is the answer to which pipe fails next, and it is stranded in a format nobody can query.
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Reviews measured in months
A QA/QC pass that should take days stretches across a quarter because the data has to be assembled before it can be judged.
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A rehab list built from complaints
When condition scores cannot be queried, the loudest call wins the work order instead of the worst pipe in the basin.
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Capital requests that get trimmed
Evidence living in a spreadsheet nobody outside the department trusts is evidence that does not survive a budget hearing.
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A program that stays reactive
No amount of footage moves a program forward if it cannot be searched, mapped, and shared.
CoreVision closes that gap. It is the office half of a modern inspection program: one validated, NASSCO-compliant record of every mainline, manhole, lateral, and culvert you have inspected, available to anyone who needs it, in a browser, without a file transfer.
Find your role
One Platform, Three Very Different Jobs
CoreVision is used across the whole office. Pick the one that sounds like your week.
& Operations Know where the risk is, and prove it You need to know where the risk is and be able to prove it to a council, a board, or a regulator. CoreVision gives you condition scoring across the whole system, spill and defect trends over time, and reports you can put in front of people who have never seen a PACP code. From Condition Data to Capital Plan If you are in Engineering
& QA/QC Verify what was coded, defend what was recommended You need to verify what was coded and defend what was recommended. CoreVision gives you full inspection records with synced video and observations, side-by-side comparison across inspection cycles, review and acceptance workflow, and unlimited drill-down on any field your template collects. Solutions Built to Support Engineers If you are in Asset Management
& GIS Get condition data into the systems that run your program You need condition data in the systems that already run your program. CoreVision syncs asset attributes with Esri ArcGIS and pushes inspection results into your asset management system, so a work order and a pipe score live on the same record. Mapping and Esri GIS Integration
Reporting
Dynamic Reporting With Unlimited Drill-Down
CoreVision reporting is built to answer questions you have not thought of yet. Search, sort, group, and filter on any field your inspection templates collect, then drill down again from the result. No report tickets, no exports into a spreadsheet, no waiting on a GIS analyst to run a query.
Every dynamic report updates in real time as new inspections sync from the field, and the same filters drive the color-coding on your map. Ask for every structural grade 4 or 5 defect in the system, and you get the list and the map together.
Change the filter once and both views follow. That is the whole argument for dynamic reporting: the list tells you what is wrong, the map tells you where the money goes.
What you can do with it
- Build and save dynamic reports for the questions your team asks every week
- Filter and query without limits on any collected data field
- Surface high-risk assets by score, material, age, basin, or any combination
And get it out the door
- Export to multiple formats, or automate scheduled report delivery to stakeholders
- Send a clickable inspection hyperlink instead of a 400 MB file
- Group by basin, street, material, or any column by dragging the header
Mapping
See Your System on a Map, Not in a Spreadsheet
CoreVision maps every inspected asset and color-codes it by whatever matters right now: condition score, inspection date, defect type, project, or workflow status. Change the filter and the map changes with it.
The map is not just a picture. Select assets directly from it to schedule or dispatch inspections. Sync asset attributes both directions with Esri ArcGIS so the record in GIS and the record in CoreVision never drift apart. Use Find My Location to orient a field-based user instantly.
For agencies running an Esri-first program, the map becomes the primary interface to the entire inspection history, and inspection data stays synchronized with your authoritative asset layers.
Integration
Push Condition Data Into the System That Runs Your Program
Inspection data that stops at the inspection software has not finished its job. CoreVision integrates with the asset management platforms utilities actually run, and the integration goes well past a nightly file drop: live scheduling from a map, unplanned and emergency inspections, rescheduling, completion, upload, closure, and sharing, all reflected in both systems.
Staff working in the asset management system get inspection video and observations without leaving it. Staff working in CoreVision get work orders without leaving it.
ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise
Asset management
Cityworks work order and inspection sync
Asset management
EAM, formerly Cartegraph, asset and condition integration
Asset management
Formerly Lucity
Asset management
Munis work management integration
Asset management
IPS public sector asset management
Asset management
Elements XS enterprise asset and capital planning
Capital planning
Lifecycle modeling from condition data
Defensibility
NASSCO-Validated Data
You Can Defend
A capital plan is only as strong as the data underneath it. CoreVision enforces NASSCO-compliant data structures on the way in, so what your crews and your contractors deliver conforms to the same standard, scores the same way, and holds up the same way under review.
That matters most when the stakes are highest: a consent decree deliverable, a state revolving fund application, a rate case, or a rehab program somebody is going to question. Clean, standardized, auditable condition data is what turns “we think this basin is failing” into a documented case.
What you can do with it
- Build and save dynamic reports for the questions your team asks every week
- Filter and query without limits on any collected data field
- Surface high-risk assets by score, material, age, basin, or any combination
CoreVision stores and scores all three NASSCO assessment standards in one system, so a manhole inspection and a mainline inspection live on the same map, in the same report, under the same review workflow.
The record
One Complete Record for Every Inspection
Open any inspection and get the whole thing in a single interactive view: header data, observations, still images, and video synced to the exact footage where each defect was coded. No hunting for the media folder that matches the report.
Compare two inspections of the same asset side by side to see what changed between cycles, which is the difference between guessing a pipe is deteriorating and documenting it. Edit and review within your permission set, flag for QA/QC, and generate a shareable link so an engineer, a consultant, or a council member can see exactly what you are seeing without a login, a download, or a file transfer.
One segment, one screen. The observation at 135.7 feet is a tap break-in, and the video is already sitting on the frame where it was coded. That is what stops a review cycle from becoming a scavenger hunt through drives and PDFs.
What is in the record
- Full inspection detail with data, media, and observations in one view
- Video synced to observation footage
- Side-by-side comparison across inspection cycles
And who can see it
- Permission-based editing and review
- QA/QC review flags on the record itself
- Shareable links for anyone who needs to see the evidence
However the Inspection Reaches You,
It Lands Here
Most agencies run a mix: in-house crews on some basins, contractors on others, and a legacy archive somewhere. CoreVision takes all of it, and every source resolves into the same record, on the same standard, on the same map.
AI-assisted coding
Review AI-Assisted Defect Coding, Without Handing Over the Decision
AiDetect brings AI-assisted defect coding into the same workflow. CoreVision is where that output gets checked.
The certified coder stays the decision maker.
AI earns its place in a sewer inspection workflow only when a NASSCO-certified professional can see what it found, understand why, and stand behind the result in front of a regulator, an engineer, or a city council. In CoreVision, AI-assisted observations arrive in the same inspection record as everything else, with the video at the exact footage, so your certified coder confirms, corrects, or rejects each one. The audit trail stays intact.
15 years
Every inspection sent for AI grading stays visible while it moves: uploading, queued, grading, completed, or failed. Nothing disappears into a black box, and a failed grade surfaces as a job to fix rather than a silent gap in the record.
The suite
Your Full Sewer Inspection Suite
Four products, one workflow. Capture the inspection in the field, manage it in the office, let AI take the first pass at coding, and run the whole program as a single system of record. Compare two inspections of the same asset side by side to see what changed between cycles, which is the difference between guessing a pipe is deteriorating and documenting it. Edit and review within your permission set, flag for QA/QC, and generate a shareable link so an engineer, a consultant, or a council member can see exactly what you are seeing without a login, a download, or a file transfer.
NASSCO-compliant inspection capture in the field, online or offline, by your own crews or your contractors.
Step 2 · In the office
Manage, analyze, report, map, and share every inspection. This is the page you are on.
You are here
Step 3 · In the review
AI-assisted defect coding takes the first pass, and your NASSCO-certified coder confirms, corrects, or rejects every observation.
All of it, connected
Field and office deployed together as one connected system of record, from the camera to the capital plan.
Proof
What It Looks Like in a Real Collection System
The challenge
A legacy system fragmented data across platforms, disconnected contractor and internal workflows, lacked web access, and was tied to specific hardware. Consolidating anything into Esri GIS was a manual project.
The solution
Central San moved to CoreVision for its browser-based interface and native Esri and asset management system integration. Contractor and internal data now centralize automatically through cloud-to-cloud sync.
Review time dropped, manual reconciliation is gone, and Central San holds a consistent 10-year inspection cycle.
The challenge
Inspecting nearly 1,000 miles a year, well beyond what regulation requires, yet fragmented data and inconsistent workflows between in-house and contractor crews limited visibility and slowed response.
The solution
A fully integrated inspection program with configurable templates, training, and QA/QC processes, with CoreVision connected to Esri GIS and their asset management system. Data uploads and syncs daily.
A 72 percent reduction in annual sanitary sewer spills, even as population and pipe mileage grew.
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See CoreVision Against Your Own Data
The fastest way to know whether CoreVision fits your program is to look at it with your system in front of you. Bring your inspection volume, your asset management platform, and the reports your leadership actually asks for, and we will show you what the workflow looks like end to end.