What Is InSite?

InSite is an inspection operations platform for field assets, missions, drone evidence, workflow outputs, findings, and reports. It is built for teams that need more than file storage: reviewers need to understand what was captured, where it belongs, whether it is ready to inspect, what decisions came from it, and which evidence supports each decision.

The system organizes work around assets and missions. An asset is the physical site or structure being inspected. A mission is a dated operational event for that asset. Each mission can hold multiple workflow outputs such as RGB and thermal inspection imagery, documentation photos, panorama context, orthophotos, point clouds, site-layout files, and reports.

Drone capture produces large volumes of useful evidence, but the operational problem starts after capture. Reviewers must decide which images are usable, pair RGB and thermal context, measure defects, find anomalies, create defensible findings, and turn those findings into reports without losing the proof chain.

InSite reduces that handoff cost by putting review, measurement, findings, metadata, and reporting in the same mission workspace. The goal is not only to store files; it is to preserve the decision trail from source evidence to final report.

• Keep raw and processed evidence attached to the correct mission.
• Expose workflow readiness instead of hiding processing state inside folders.
• Let reviewers create findings directly on images, maps, and 3D scenes.
• Store measurement assumptions, confidence, and evidence captures with findings.
• Produce shareable reports from approved mission evidence.

• Inspection service providers who need faster review and report delivery.
• Tower owners and infrastructure operators who need traceable inspection decisions.
• Engineering teams that care about measurement assumptions and metadata quality.
• Operations managers who need portfolio-level mission status and exceptions.
• Buyers evaluating whether drone evidence can replace or reduce site revisits.

For teams researching inspection software, InSite should be understood as a workflow system for evidence review, not simply a viewer. The public documentation explains the product, the inspection science, the limits of measurement, and the exact tasks users can perform.