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Start the shift, find rounds, execute inspections, report findings, and hand over outstanding work.
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mRounds turns repeatable inspection requirements into scheduled field rounds. Supervisors and Round Planners design, approve, schedule, and monitor rounds; Operators execute assigned rounds, record readings and findings, and hand over unresolved work.
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15 July 2026 · 10 updates
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Start the shift, find rounds, execute inspections, report findings, and hand over outstanding work.
Explore Operator HelpAssess the shift, design and approve round plans, schedule work, monitor execution, and manage follow-up.
Explore Supervisor HelpConnect systems, maintain master data, manage users and roles, and integrate through APIs.
Explore ConfigurationUse verified product guidance first, then continue with training or Innovapptive Support.
Open the complete current-release documentation. HTML and PDF are formats of the same guide.
Start the shift, find or claim rounds, execute inspections, capture findings, and hand over unresolved work.
Jump directly to tools you may need at any point.
Follow the five-stage shift flow. Search, offline work, PDFs, and profile settings remain available independently below.
Sign in, confirm work context, accept the previous handover, and make sure required data is synchronized.
Open assigned work or take ownership of an available round.
Follow the route, inspect each location or asset, record responses, and submit the round.
Create Issues or Actions for abnormal conditions and follow-up work.
Log important context and hand over unresolved work to the next shift.
Find capabilities that are useful outside the primary journey.
Take ownership, resume, skip, unskip, and share rounds when needed.
Create, self-assign, resolve, and close follow-up work.
Search and filter rounds, Issues, and Actions.
Keep work usable in low-connectivity conditions and recover queued records.
Accept, log, and submit shift context.
Manage work context and app preferences.
Accept shift context, monitor performance, create and approve round plans, schedule work, investigate exceptions, manage follow-up, and hand over the shift.
Jump directly to tools you may need at any point.
Use the nine-stage planning and supervision flow. Reporting and governance tools remain available independently below.
Review the previous shift and take ownership of unresolved work.
Understand compliance, exceptions, crew performance, and work requiring attention.
Define where Operators go, what they inspect, and what they record.
Give Operators the correct response fields, guidance, and conditional behavior.
Review, approve, and publish the plan for scheduling.
Define when rounds generate and who receives them.
Review scheduled round status and open records that need intervention.
Track abnormal conditions and follow-up work after Operators report them.
Transfer unresolved rounds, findings, and operational context to the incoming shift.
Find capabilities that are useful outside the primary journey.
Move from summary information to the affected record requiring attention.
Create, refine, manage, and share operational reports.
Find the round, Issue, Action, or scheduled record that needs attention.
Manage abnormal conditions and enterprise follow-up.
Maintain reusable templates, controls, and archived round plans.
Organize the configuration guide by the outcome the configuration user wants rather than by a raw TOC.
Exchange mRounds data with enterprise platforms and notification services.
Establish the administrative role required to manage the tenant.
Create and maintain the operational structure used by rounds.
Control who can configure, plan, supervise, and execute mRounds work.
Allow external systems to create or interact with mRounds programmatically.