Overview
You can now record short videos (up to 10 seconds) while raising a defect during an inspection. Videos give mechanics, fleet managers, and service providers a clearer view of the issue — with the option for operators to narrate and explain what’s happening.
Why it matters
Better clarity: Video captures detail that photos alone may miss.
Save time: Reduce back-and-forth between drivers, managers, and mechanics.
Compliance & protection: Video records provide stronger documentation for insurance and safety compliance.
How it works (Android)
Start an inspection as usual.
When raising a defect, you’ll now see an option to “Record Video.”
Record up to 10 seconds. You can also take photos alongside your video.
You can add multiple videos:
Submit your inspection — the video will be attached to the defect report.
Coming soon: iOS support will be available in the coming months.
Video Inspections FAQ
Q: Can I add more than one video when creating a defect?
A: Yes. You can attach multiple 10-second videos to the same defect, alongside photos.
Q: How long can each video recording be?
A: Each video can be up to 10 seconds long.
Q: Does it capture audio if I speak while recording?
A: Yes. Videos record both visuals and audio, so you can narrate the defect for extra clarity.
Q: Can I combine photos and videos together in one defect report?
A: Yes. You can attach both photos and videos to ensure the defect is captured in the best way possible.
Q: Does video recording work offline?
A: Yes. You can capture videos offline during an inspection. Once your device has network coverage again, the inspection (including videos) will automatically sync to the cloud.
Q: When will Video Inspections be available in iOS?
A: In the coming months.