Configurable types
What a building must pass is set by whoever licenses it. Inspection types are configurable, so the list matches the requirement rather than a vendor's idea of it.
Inspections and compliance
Fire, electrical, lift — whatever the authority licensing that site requires. Kept per location, configurable per location, and exportable as a PDF when somebody asks to see it.
A 20-minute walkthrough on your own locations. We reply within one business day, and every plan is backed by our 30-day guarantee.
A yearly inspection nobody logged and a broken seat nobody fixed fail the same way: they are known to one person, on one day, and then they are not known to anybody. Both are the state of a building, so both belong against the building.
CineScope keeps the inspection history beside the case history for each site, which means the question a licensing officer, an insurer or a new regional manager asks — "is this place current?" — is answered in one place instead of by searching a shared drive.
What a building must pass is set by whoever licenses it. Inspection types are configurable, so the list matches the requirement rather than a vendor's idea of it.
A circuit can cross a jurisdictional line, and two of its sites then have different lists. Types can differ per location instead of being forced into one circuit-wide set.
The record comes out as a PDF, which is the form an inspector, insurer or landlord usually asks for.
Standalone and Cinema alike. A hotel, a gym or a fuel site has the same obligation a cinema does.
Which yearly inspections each building has passed and when it passed them: fire, electrical, lift, and whatever else the licensing authority for that site requires. The record is per location, so the question 'is this building current?' has one answer rather than a folder to search.
Yes, and they usually have to. What a building must pass is set by whoever licenses it, and a circuit can cross that line — two sites in different jurisdictions do not have the same list. Inspection types are configurable and can be set per location.
Yes. Inspection records export as a PDF, which is the form an inspector, an insurer or a landlord tends to ask for.
The record shows what each building has passed and when, so a lapse is visible against the site rather than discovered by a visitor with a clipboard. Nothing here replaces the inspection itself or the professional who signs it off.
Yes. Inspections and compliance are part of the Standalone edition and the Cinema edition alike, because a hotel, a gym or a fuel site has the same problem a cinema does.
The same role scoping as everything else: a general manager works with their own buildings, while owners and account admins see the circuit. Every change carries who made it.
Day-to-day work lives in the case monitor, and everything you can take out of CineScope is on your data. Back to all features.
A 20-minute walkthrough on your own locations. We reply within one business day, and every plan is backed by our 30-day guarantee.