CERTHIX / Mobile access

Record the issue while you are still standing beside it.

  • Use mobile access for safety work around the school or workplace.
  • Keep the location and circumstances clear while you record an observation.
  • Continue the review on a larger screen when you return to the office.
Your requirements

What matters to your team

Build the record where the work happens

  • Work through an inspection during the site visit.
  • Record the concern while the equipment, room or location is in front of you.
  • Check that the description gives the next person enough context to act.
  • Include the evidence your process requires and review capture requirements during the demo.

Make the handover useful

  • Identify the site and the issue clearly.
  • Explain what needs attention without relying on a separate message thread.
  • Review the finding with the person responsible for the next step.
  • Use the larger desktop view for broader review and reporting.

Test the devices your team already carries

  • Bring a representative phone or tablet to the demonstration.
  • Check reading size, navigation and the steps required for a common task.
  • Review sign-in and shared-device arrangements with IT.
  • Test in the places where the work happens, including areas with unreliable reception.

Be precise about connectivity

  • State whether your sites require offline working or later synchronisation.
  • Do not assume offline capture, a native app, QR scanning or background uploads are included.
  • Confirm supported devices, browsers and media-capture behaviour for your proposed setup.
  • Agree how users should handle an interrupted connection before rollout.
Inside Certhix

Check the phone experience against your everyday tasks

Fire safety inspection
Illustrative workflows

What this means in a working day

School example: a morning facilities round

  1. A staff member checks a corridor before pupils arrive.
  2. The inspection records a condition that needs attention.
  3. The safety lead can review the record without asking the staff member to recreate the visit from memory.

Business example: equipment at a remote site

  1. The site team identifies equipment requiring follow-up.
  2. The record gives the reviewer the site and equipment context.
  3. Your trial checks the device and connection conditions at that location before the workflow is adopted.