On site

Record it once, where you see it.

ARCH turns the phone in your pocket into the whole site kit: notes, readings, photographs and the structure's history, working with no signal and sent when there is.

Spoken site notes

Say what you see. ARCH files it.

On a ladder or in waders, tap speak and talk. ARCH works out which element you mean, the condition you gave it, the defect and where it is, or the dimension you just measured. It happens on the phone itself, so it works with no signal and costs nothing.

  • Filed as element, defect, dimension or general note, in your own words
  • "Crack" becomes "fracture" automatically
  • Tap any note to change how it was filed
  • One tap writes your grades, words and measurements into the report
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Defect · Abutments · Left abutment faceThere is a fracture to the left abutment face.
9:41●●●
j.reid@example.com · tablet
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ZZB1 778Synthetic river bridge · Underwater
On site
Site notes · speak or type as you go
No notes yetAll · Elements · Defects
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NotesSoundingsPhotosReport
Soundings and radials

Underwater work without the paperwork.

Five sounding sections and radials at every abutment and pier. Type or read out the bed level, press Enter, and move on. The change against the previous examination is worked out and coloured if it matters.

  • Datum and live water level worked out for you
  • Falls of more than 0.15 m flagged as possible scour
  • Bed profiles draw as you go, against previous and penultimate
  • Excel, PDF and picture packs for the client system, straight from site
  • The same readings print in the report appendices: nothing typed twice
Made for the job

The details that matter on site.

No signal, no problem

Readings, photographs and notes are saved on the device first and sent when there is coverage.

Any device

Start on the phone, finish on the tablet. The examination follows the examiner and nothing waiting is lost.

Reactive work

A bridge strike or a flood isn't in the work bank. Raise the examination there and then, structure and all.

Photographs that number themselves

Take them in order and they're P1, P2, P3. Reorder later and every reference in the report follows.

The history in your pocket

Previous reports and office-checked extracts travel with the examination, as context only, never as today's answers.

Examiners beneath a brick viaduct with a tablet
Masonry arches and viaducts
Examiner at a culvert entrance
Culverts
Examiner on a steel footbridge
Footbridges

See ARCH on your own structures.

We'll load your work bank and show an examination from site notes to approval.