Inspection Validation
Requiring the user to scan a physical label to initiate the inspection provides accountability and provides piece of mind. We provide industry-leading inspection validation by offering 3-types of scanning methods: QR Codes, Near-Field Communication (NFC) Tags, and traditional Barcodes.
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QR Code
Utilizing the camera on your phone or tablet, Mission can scan a QR code from over 3 feet. With our unique QR Code design system, we can color-code and customize the labels for any circumstance. Our labels are chemical grade and are able to withstand both indoor/outdoor environments and direct sunlight.
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NFC Tags
Near-Field Communication is a fantastic technology that allows many unique features. Not only are the tags small at 1" in diameter, they can also be color-matched to any surface. Simply tap your device to a tag to perform an inspection or asset inquiry.
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Traditional Barcode
Mission can utilize traditional barcodes with either the device camera or a handheld scanner. This allows you to utilize already-existing barcodes within the application.
Data Retention
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Data retention is an unglamorous yet critical component to any tracking software. As standard practice, Mission provides a double-backup of all data. Not only do we backup your data once, we also store a secondary copy at another server facility. While some may consider this overkill, the value of our service diminishes if we cannot maintain your data.