Infor Field Inspector vs SMRT

Infor Field Inspector allows government inspectors and technicians to access their assigned work information from the field. Inspection results, project completion costs and status are updated immediately or synchronized at a later time if network connectivity is unavailable. Content can be modified through configuration. Designed to work with Infor Operations and Regulations application, field staff can quickly and efficiently perform the following: • Download, view, and edit their assigned permitting inspections, service requests, work orders and asset inspections • Add comments and log entries • Take and attach photos • Issue inspection based code violations • Add multiple types of usage costs to work orders and service requests • Add observations and sample units to asset inspections • View and modify agency specific detail information • Print reports • Create new service requests, CDR inspections, work orders, case records, and asset inspections • Lookup assets and addresses from the map • Access and edit asset specific details • Work disconnected or connected • Display your own GIS data • Assigned work items display as an optimized routing list • Send notifications Note: By downloading this mobile application, you acknowledge to reading and agreeing to the corresponding end user license agreement.

The SMRT (Starnik Meter Reading Technology) app is intended for use by meter readers utilizing the Starnik platform. The SMRT app replaces printed meter reading route sheets as well as old, expensive, and outdated handhelds. The SMRT app automatically syncs to the billing platform and allows you to: • Input meter readings for meters assigned to your route • Create work orders on demand as problems are identified in the field • Work Offline and easily sync when network is available • View specific meter and service address related details • View and update meter comments • View the meter’s exact GPS location on a map • Easily see progress along the route (# of meters read vs total meters in the route) • Notify meter readers of potential leaks with high usage alerts