Yes they can. You can create inspections for different rides, zones or wider park as areas, tailoring check types, guidance, schedules and requirements for each. This means the team follows the right process at the right location, without generic one-size-fits-all checklists.

Yes. Multiple team members can contribute and work on one inspection. This is often needed when a review covers a larger area, or depends on input from different team members with different expertise. Everyone works from the same record, so the process is consistent and easy to follow.

If a check fails, the team can add observations directly during the inspection. The observations can include key details, such as notes, photos, and context, and then be shared with the appropriate teams for resolution.

They can. Inspections can include multimedia guidance, including images, videos, and written notes to help staff complete them properly. Teams can also add photos during the inspection, creating an even more detailed and clearer record of what was seen, and what may be required next.

Yes. Every inspection creates a digital record detailing what happened and when, who completed the inspection, and what observations were made. This allows team leads to reliably go through inspection history during internal reviews, compliance checks, or audits.