Inspection report software, built around the code.
From walkthrough to cited report — photos, findings, and the code section behind every one, in a single connected workflow.
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Archon InspectExtinguisher spacing is governed by the code library attached to this project.
Spacing. Maximum travel distance to a portable extinguisher is set by §OSHA 1910.157, based on the hazard classification of the space. Verify exact figures against the adopted text — these summaries are navigation aids, not the code itself.
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Several tools that
hand off to each other.
From the field to the final report, everything works together — so you can move faster, stay organized, and deliver better reports.
Capture findings in the field with a fast, intuitive mobile app.
Photos, notes, and evidence automatically organized.
Findings, photos, and notes structured for a professional report.
Generate a clean, professional report in minutes.
Share instantly with clients, agents, or your team.
Ask in plain English. Get the section.
Skip the codebooks. Ask a building code compliance question in plain English and get a clear, sourced answer, linked to the exact section.
- “How far apart do portable extinguishers need to be on this floor?”
- “What's the minimum clear width for an exit access?”
- “What flow does a Class II standpipe need to deliver?”
Scan a photo against your codes.
Take a photo in the field, run a scan, and get instant findings tied to relevant code sections. Archon identifies potential issues, highlights them on your photo, and gives you the context you need to move forward.
Conduit narrows the corridor
Open box and conduit extend into the passage.
AI Analysis
Junction box and conduit protrude from the wall into the passage, which can reduce the exit route below its required clear width.
Keep the entire walkthrough organized.
Manage areas, review findings, add photos and notes, and track progress from start to finish, all in one workspace.
Riverside Plaza
Commercial Inspection › First Floor › Lobby
Lobby
1 finding
OSHA 1910.37(a)(3)
Major — worst of the 1 violation; set it per violation on the Violations tab.
Draft → confirmed → resolved. Nothing slips.
Scan findings land as drafts. You confirm the real ones, dismiss the rest, and every judgment call stays yours. Confirmed violations are grouped by severity and tracked from open to resolved — per inspection, and rolled up across the whole project so a follow-up visit starts from what's still outstanding.
AI drafts the narrative. You decide.
When the count looks right, View Report drafts your inspection report from confirmed findings, whether it's a home inspection or a code-compliance walkthrough. Narrative sections can be generated from them and edited freely — the draft is a starting point, never the final word. Dismissed findings stay out. Finalizing locks the report so what you signed is what gets shared.
Share reports and findings with confidence.
Give clients a simple, secure way to view their report, photos, and documents — no account required.
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Bring the floor plan into the inspection.
Upload plans, drop findings on the map, and link them to photos and code sections. See everything in context.
What we're building next.
The assistant reads the drawing before you drive out.
Upload the drawing set and the assistant checks it against the codes attached to the project — egress widths, travel distances, extinguisher spacing, panel clearances — and flags what to verify on site, each item cited to its section. It will live inside Blueprints, so the marked-up plan and its review stay together.
// in development — an Enterprise feature, like Blueprints itself, which is available today.
A public permit assistant for your jurisdiction.
A city or county can stand up its own chatbot on its permitting rules — how to apply, which documents to attach, what triggers a plan review, how long each step takes. Residents and contractors ask in plain language and get an answer cited to the local ordinance. It also steers them away from the mistakes that get an application rejected or delayed: the wrong form, a missing survey, a scope change nobody permitted.
// in development — for cities, counties, and other enterprise customers. Talk to us if you want to pilot it.
One console to run the whole organization.
For departments and firms with many inspectors: manage seats and roles, connect single sign-on, decide which code libraries and jurisdictions every project starts with, and see usage across the organization. An audit trail records who changed what, and reports can carry the organization's own template and letterhead.
// in development — organizations, shared libraries, and member rosters are available today.
The parts that keep the job moving.
Inspection templates
Author the areas and checks once, reuse them on every job. Pick a template at the start and the whole building is laid out before you park.
Code Libraries
Federal OSHA 1910 and 1926 plus the 2010 ADA Standards, pre-loaded. Browse sections and chapters, see where each book is in use, and attach it to a project in one step.
Documents hub
Every drawing, permit, and inspection photo for a project in one place, sorted by category. What you attach here is what the client portal can show.
Calendar & scheduling
Book inspections across every project, drag to reschedule, and let follow-ups queue themselves from open findings. Set your availability and a services catalog so the booking wizard fills in the rest.
Organizations & team
Invite your firm. Members share projects and code libraries, see who else is in the organization, and pick up where a colleague left off.
iOS & Android apps
Same projects, same libraries, same cited answers — on the phone in your hand. Capture and scan where there's no signal; it syncs when you're back on a connection.
Run a whole inspection on the trial.
See why inspectors choose Archon. No credit card required.