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For subcontractors

Prove the work before anyone asks you to.

Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire — your crews already do the walk. RTI captures it as they go, so your submission is complete the first time and your pay application is not sitting behind a documentation request.

A real inspection point

What this looks like on your job

One tag, one checklist, and the photos that have to come with it.

Tag

RTU-04 — Rooftop Unit

MEP-RF-RTU04

Sticker location
Access panel, north face
Bound checklist
RTU set and startup — mechanical
  • Curb sealed and unit level2 photos required
  • Condensate routed and trapped1 photo required
  • Disconnect labelled and accessible1 photo required
  • Startup readings recorded2 photos required

One board for the whole job

See what needs you the moment you sign in.

Awaiting review, awaiting client, and what still needs rework — with every recent submission and approval underneath it.

readytoinspect.io
RTI dashboard: cards for inspections awaiting review, awaiting client sign-off and needing rework, above a recent-activity feed of submissions and approvals.

What gets in the way, and what RTI does about it

Today

The GC sends work back for missing documentation, not for bad work — and you eat the trip back to site.

With RTI

The gate runs on the phone before the submission is sent. If a required photo is missing, the crew finds out standing in front of the equipment, not two days later in an email.

Today

Your crews are already taking photos. They just end up in a camera roll nobody can search.

With RTI

Each photo is captured against the checklist item it proves and stored with the tag, the timestamp and the person who took it. Searchable, exportable, attributable.

Today

When a dispute comes up over what you installed and when, you are arguing from memory.

With RTI

You hold your own record. Row-level security keeps your workspace separate, and you can export every submission you ever made as files you keep — even if you stop paying us.

Put it on a real job.

Tag one area, run one walk, and see the record it leaves behind. No card required.