DoorScan

AAADM automatic door inspections — the headline Entirely new in 1.11. Inspections to ANSI/BHMA A156.10, A156.19 and A156.38, gated on the inspector's own certification. All six door types: Sliding, Swinging, Double Egress Swinging, Folding, Low Energy Swinging, and Low Energy Sliding / Folding Every item explains itself. 150 of 162 items carry a description transcribed from the binder rather than a bare clause number. The 12 without are plain yes/no observations Limits computed from the door, not looked up by hand — closing time from leaf width and weight, hold-open from push-pull activation, sliding closing speed from leaf weight above 160 lb Off the end of a published table, nothing is invented. A 54-inch leaf has no published row, so the item says so and computes no verdict Certification is recorded as it stood on the day. A certificate that later renews or lapses does not rewrite the history of an inspection signed under the old one Full inspection report as a PDF appendix, from a facility door or a dealer entry point Dock equipment A 23-item dock inspection covering leveler, seal/shelter/bumpers, restraint and the dock area The scan looks for a dock leveler and offers the sheet when it sees one — but never hides it when it does not. A leveler is behind a closed door from outside and often out of frame from inside, so a false negative had to stay recoverable Inspections and checklists "Corrected" status on every checklist — fire, ADA, PM and dock — with a note recording what was put right. Counts as answered and not as failed, and prints as CORRECTED rather than as a pass, so the record still shows the item was found wrong High-speed fabric door PM sheet. These were being handed the rolling-steel sheet, which tells a technician to lubricate the curtain — damaging advice on a fabric door Automatic swing PM sheet One service record per checklist. A visit running three inspections used to collapse into one row whose pass/fail came from whichever sheet was finished last Fire and ADA PDFs no longer drop items. Both truncated silently past the page edge; a fire door record showing 14 of 15 items is a document that lies by omission Facility Resolve an issue with a record of what was done, by whom and when — distinct from when it was found View a past inspection on screen, not only by exporting it Service history capped at 8 with an expand button; nothing is hidden from the record, only from the first screenful Deficiency badge on the door card, with count and urgency Deleting a facility now deletes its photos. The database cascade never touched storage, so every photo survived the delete, unreachable and still billed Scanning Gemini 3.8 Flash by default, with a fallback chain Manufacturer, model, horsepower and voltage read off the plate, with horsepower and voltage as pills Autocomplete from typed history, shared across a team Headroom clearance enterable by hand, not laser-only Spring-position measurement decides vertical lift Reports Dock and high-speed sheets print Inspection index shows only the columns that have results, and gained a DOCK column No fire rating section on doors that cannot carry one — fabric curtains, sectional overheads, glass storefronts Resolved issues print with their resolution and a RESOLVED badge CSV export on every tier, trial included