Product

Every service, recorded and delivered.

CaptaLog is the app where your technicians fill in each visit's checklist on their phone, with or without signal. What gets done is kept with photo, signature, time and place; what couldn't be done stays open with an owner; and the report reaches your client on its own.

  • No signal still fills in
  • Photo + signature with date, time and place
  • Report to the client by email, with the PDF
  • Spreadsheet that refreshes itself

How a service works

From the ticket to the report, with no one having to remember anything

The same whether the site has signal or not.

  1. The service ticket comes in

    It is assigned to the technician, with the site and the vehicle. The inspection shows up on their phone.

  2. The technician makes the visit

    They fill in the checklist on site, take the before and after photos, and the site manager signs on the screen.

  3. Your client gets the report

    When it's done, the PDF with the photos goes by email to the site's contact; if the site has no email, to its company.

  4. You see every site

    A spreadsheet that refreshes itself, by site and by technician. Whatever couldn't be done stays as an Issue, with its Action and its owner.

A maintenance technician and a building manager walking the lobby of a corporate building, with a tablet and a clipboard

What the app does

Everything that happens on a visit, in one place

Checklists you define

You build your checklists with your service's questions: pass or fail, numbers, lists, photos and signature. Your technicians fill them in on their phone.

Works without signal

In the basement, on the roof or in the back storeroom: it still fills in and uploads on its own when signal returns.

Evidence of every visit

Every answer is kept with date, time and place; the before and after photos, and the site manager's signature on the screen.

Nothing pending gets lost

Whatever couldn't be done stays as an issue, with its action, its owner and its deadline, until someone closes it.

Scheduled visits

Programs that schedule each site's recurring visits, and automations that turn a service ticket into an assigned visit.

A QR code per point

Each piece of equipment, room or checkpoint can have its QR: the technician scans it and that point's checklist opens.

What your client gets

The paper they ask you for, without retyping it

Every service ends in a report nobody has to put together.

The PDF with the photos

What was done, where, when and by whom, with the photos and the site manager's signature.

  • By email, to the right person

    To the site's contact or to the people at its company. It goes out on its own when the service closes.

  • And a spreadsheet for you

    One row per service with every answer, in the Excel you already use: it refreshes without anyone exporting anything.

A CaptaLog inspection report — details, items marked pass/fail, and a finding with its comment

Your client sees what you did, for free

You invite your client to see the progress, the evidence and the reports for their sites. Their seats are free and don't count as users.

Prices

Your AI assistant

Your AI assistant is welcome

We don't have our own AI or a chat. We open the door for the assistant you already use, so it can work in CaptaLog with you.

  • You come in through the app

    You run inspections, raise issues and follow up on actions in the field, with or without signal, with photo and signature as proof.

  • Your assistant comes in through MCP

    It does almost everything you do in CaptaLog: actions, inspections, issues, checklists and documents. On your behalf and with your permissions, and what it does stays on the record under your name. What it can't do yet: take photos, sign or mark the location.

    What it can do and how to connect it →

One operation, two doors. And one record.

CaptaLog mobile app offline — a safety inspection being completed on site

We'll show you with one of your services

Book 30 minutes: we open the app and run a visit from your trade together, from the ticket to the report.