CCTV Pipe Inspection Software for Field Crews

Change Cameras Without Changing Software

FieldVision keeps your crews inspecting and your data moving. It is CCTV pipe inspection software that runs on the camera systems you already own, works with no connection, and delivers NASSCO-certified mainline, manhole, and lateral inspections to the office without a flash drive, a hard drive, or an email chain. Municipal field teams and CCTV contractors run it in the truck every day.

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Field Time Is the Most Expensive Time in an Inspection Program

The cost of an inspection program is set in the truck, not in the office. FieldVision is built to take that time back: automated capture, standardized coding, and no dependency on a signal or on one camera manufacturer.

Who FieldVision was built for

Two Kinds of Crews, One Application

FieldVision runs the same way whether the truck belongs to a city or to a contractor. What each crew needs out of it is different.

Public works and utilitiesMunicipal Field Crews and SupervisorsYou are inspecting your own system on a cycle, often with a crew that turns over and a GIS layer that is not complete. FieldVision preloads the day’s assignments, auto-populates asset attributes from GIS, lets crews add missing assets on the spot, and syncs finished inspections to the office the same day instead of at the end of the week. Supervisors see progress without calling the truck.See how the office side works

Inspection servicesCCTV Inspection ContractorsYou run a mixed fleet, rotate operators between trucks, and deliver to clients who each want something different. FieldVision runs the same on every camera system you own, so an operator who moves trucks does not relearn the software. Exports cover ITpipes Access and NASSCO Exchange Database, and Contractor Sync delivers straight into your client’s CoreVision.Read the hardware independence guide

Hardware agnostic

Works With the CCTV Camera Systems You Already Own

ITpipes builds software, not hardware, which is why FieldVision runs on equipment from most major camera manufacturers rather than one.

For a contractor with a mixed fleet, that means one software standard across every truck, and an operator who moves between units does not relearn anything. For a city, it means the next camera purchase is a hardware decision rather than a software migration.

What hardware independence buys you

One software standard across a mixed fleet
Operators move between trucks without retraining
Camera replacement does not force a software change
No bundled software tied to one manufacturer’s roadmap
Your inspection history stays in a format you control

Inspection view

FieldVision Observation Entry screen with a HotButton group open

HotButton configuration

Close-up of the HotButton group panel showing one-touch defect codes

Time Saving

Easy Configuration That Saves Coding Time for Every Operator on Every Truck

Two crews looking at the same crack should produce the same code. That is a training problem in most programs, and it is the reason QA/QC rejections pile up in the office.

FieldVision narrows the gap with dropdown defect selection and HotButtons: one-touch buttons each operator sets up for the defects they code most. A new operator hits the button instead of recalling a code. Training time drops, coding selection becomes consistent, and the data that reaches the office needs less correction before it can be used.

HotButtons

HotButtons are configurable one-touch defect entries, set up per user. Each operator builds their own set around the defects they select most often, so the codes that dominate their day are a single tap instead of a menu search. That is where the speed comes from: fewer keystrokes per observation, and fewer chances to pick the wrong code when the pace picks up.

Reporting Deliverables

Deliver Inspections in Whatever Format Your Organization or Client Requires

Finished inspections have to go somewhere, and every organization and client wants them a different way. FieldVision exports to ITpipes Access, NASSCO Exchange Database, and multiple report formats, with media and data integrity preserved so nothing is lost between the truck and the deliverable.

Completed inspections sync from FieldVision into CoreVision directly when using the SmartVision workflow. Contractors deliver to a client’s CoreVision through Contractor Sync, cloud to cloud, on demand or on a schedule. No drives shipped, no FTP, no 400 MB email attachment that bounces.

Where is the data going	How it gets there
Office staff	Automatically sent to CoreVision
A client running ITpipes	Contractor Sync connects cloud-to-cloud into the client’s CoreVision
A client using other inspection software	NASSCO Exchange Database export

Multi-asset capture

NASSCO PACP™, MACP™, and LACP™ Inspections in One Application

Mainlines, manholes, and laterals are three different inspections under one NASSCO standard, each with its own requirements, and most crews run them using different tools. FieldVision handles all three, with NASSCO-certified PACP, MACP, and LACP data structures that stay aligned as NASSCO revises the standard.

The parts of capture that invite mistakes are handled for the crew. Video records on its own and stays tied to the footage counter. Distance reads off the reel instead of being typed in. Clock positions are picked rather than keyed. The operator watches the pipe, not the keyboard.

In the truck

Automated video capture indexed to footage and observation
Distance calibration and clock-position entry without manual entry
PACP, MACP, and LACP certified inspections in one application
Pre-populated asset lists and stored project settings

Field conditions

Inspect Without a Signal, Sync When You Have One

Inspection work happens in the places connectivity does not reach: easements, rural basins, tunnels, the far edge of a service area. FieldVision does not need a connection to run. Crews inspect at full capability offline, and completed work syncs when the truck is back in range.

Unplanned work is the other field reality. Work orders can be created on the spot for unscheduled or emergency inspections, so an urgent call does not have to route back through the office before the crew can start.

Built for field conditions

Full inspection capability with no connection required
Automatic sync when connectivity returns
Work orders created in the field for unplanned and emergency inspections
Operator progress and efficiency visible across crews and projects

AI-assisted defect coding

Let AI Handle the Repetitive Defect Coding and Keep Your Crew on Higher-Value Work

Crews spend their time on inspection collection, maintenance, and planning.

The video your crew records in FieldVision is the input AI-assisted defect coding software runs on. AiDetect is trained on 15 years of underground inspection data from systems across North America, and it works on the footage you are already collecting rather than requiring a different camera, a different capture setting, or a separate pass down the pipe.

AI earns a place in a sewer inspection program only when a 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.

Choosing a tool: AI Buyer’s Guide for Pipe Defect Coding.

What this means for your crew

Your crews capture video exactly the way they do now, with no change to the field workflow
No second pass down the pipe, no specialized camera requirement
Proposed observations arrive with video at the exact footage
The full review history stays attached to the inspection record

Step 01 · FieldFieldVision captures inspectionsField crews capture inspection video using the same cameras and processes as they always have.

Step 02 · AIAI codes and certified reviewers verifyInspection videos are uploaded to AiDetect, where defects are coded and low-confidence items are flagged and reviewed by NASSCO-certified experts for validation.

Step 03 · OfficeCoded results reach your teamCoded results are available for review by your team and automatically shared with CoreVision, or exported to a NASSCO Exchange Database for upload into other inspection software.

The full sewer inspection software solution

FieldVision, CoreVision, and SmartVision

FieldVision is the field side of the inspection program. CoreVision is the office side. Together they are SmartVision, one workflow from the camera to the capital plan.

Field

NASSCO-certified inspection capture in the truck, online or offline. Used by field crews and CCTV contractors.

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Office

Manage, analyze, report, map, and share every inspection. Used by office staff, engineers, and asset managers.

Field-To-Office

FieldVision and CoreVision together, field and office as one connected system of record for the whole program.

Coding and QA/QC

AI-assisted defect coding, with a NASSCO-certified reviewer making the final call.

Frequently asked questions

Common Questions About CCTV Pipe Inspection Software

What is CCTV pipe inspection software?

It is the application a crew runs in the inspection truck to record video of a sewer or storm pipe and code what the camera finds. It takes in the video, tracks distance down the pipe, carries the asset information, and produces an inspection record in a standard format the office and the asset management system can use. FieldVision from ITpipes integrates with most major camera manufacturers for sewer inspection collection in the field, and connects to CoreVision for dynamic reporting and capital planning in the office.

Does inspection software have to come from your camera manufacturer?

No, and it is worth settling before the next truck purchase. Software bundled with a camera ties the inspection record to one hardware line, so adding or replacing your camera manufacturer means retraining crews and migrating data. Independent software runs across a mixed fleet and outlives any one truck or camera system. ITpipes builds software, not hardware, so FieldVision runs on equipment from most major camera manufacturers, including Cues, RapidView IBAK, Envirosight, Aries, and Rausch.

Can sewer inspection software collect mainline, manhole, and lateral inspection data?

Not always, and many programs still run a different tool for each. That means separate training, separate exports, and three places to look for the history on a single asset. Mainlines, manholes, and laterals sit under one NASSCO standard with their own requirements, so there is no technical reason they cannot live together. FieldVision by ITpipes captures all three in one application, and the coded results are synced with CoreVision for dynamic reporting and capital planning.

What happens to inspection data if a utility changes software?

This is a question to ask before signing rather than after. Inspection data is a long-lived asset record, and video and observations held in a proprietary format are expensive to move later. Ask whether the vendor produces a NASSCO Exchange Database, whether the media stays usable outside the system, and who owns the data. ITpipes exports a NASSCO Exchange Database and keeps video attached to the inspection record it belongs to.

What is the best CCTV inspection software?

There are a number of software providers, so the question is what software fits how your crew already works. Does the software run on the cameras you own, does it capture mainline, manhole, and lateral work to NASSCO standards, does it keep working where there is no signal, and does the data reach the office without someone moving files by hand. For water and wastewater crews that need NASSCO-certified data, FieldVision is the best CCTV inspection software on those tests: hardware agnostic, PACP, MACP, and LACP in one application, and a direct path into CoreVision for reporting, mapping, and asset management.

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