SurveyPal · part of The Glazing HubThe survey is done when the surveyor leaves.
Not when someone's deciphered the handwriting and retyped it into the supplier's portal. SurveyPal captures the survey properly on site, checked against building regulations and even your own, internal rules while the surveyor's still at the window (or door!).
Every survey gets done twice.
Your surveyor goes out with a printed sheet and handwrites the confirmed details over the top. If you're lucky, he does it on a tablet or iPad. Either way, what comes back isn't an official survey, it's raw notes. So the office does the survey again: deciphering the handwriting and rekeying the lot into the supplier's portal. Once at the house, once at the desk, every job handled twice.
And interpretation invites errors. the classic 1609mm vs 1906mm. At quick glance, they look the same. One transposed digit and a window comes back the wrong size: a remake, a wasted fitting day, a customer let down. The mistake was made at a desk. It gets discovered on site, in front of the customer.
Captured once, at the window.
The survey goes out ready
Your office sends a prepared survey to the surveyor's phone or tablet, or the surveyor builds one from scratch, item by item, walking the house.
It checks as they work
Building regs and your own rules applied on the spot: a frame finish that doesn't match another, a cill that doesn't match the frame, both flagged while the surveyor is still at the window.
It's finished on the drive
No handwriting to decipher, no retyping at a desk. The survey is official the moment the surveyor walks away, and what goes to your supplier is what was measured.
The cheapest place to catch an error is while you’re still standing in front of the window.
And it all works with no signal, because SurveyPal is a native mobile app, fully offline.
What's it costing you now?
Built for the drive, not the desk.
Works fully offline
SurveyPal is a native ios or Android app. No signal on site is no problem; it captures everything and syncs when it's back in range.
Photos and sketches too
Take or upload photos and draw as you survey. They land in the survey inside the Hub, alongside the survey information.
Surveyors take to it
Built for the job, not for software people: walk the house, fill it in item by item, done when you leave. No more being rung up three days later to decode their own margins.
Captured on site, straight into the Hub.
One platform, not another app.
SurveyPal is part of The Glazing Hub. One subscription, every product included, unlimited users. And the tools connect: SurveyPal surveys flow straight into DocChecker's document checking (SurveyPal Connect), with more connections arriving all the time.
The questions surveyors ask.
What do our surveyors need to use it?
A phone or tablet. SurveyPal is a native app that works fully offline, so no signal is needed on site. Your office can send prepared surveys out, or the surveyor builds one on the device walking the house.
Can we capture photos and sketches?
Yes. Take or upload photos and draw in the sketch section as you survey. Photos and sketches land in alongside the survey.
Do we have to change our survey format?
No. SurveyPal surveys are built from your items and your rules, the structure your business already surveys to, made official at the point of capture.
What does it check on site?
Building regs and your own rules, applied as the surveyor works, like a frame finish that doesn’t match the rest, or a cill that doesn’t match the frame, flagged while they’re still at the property.
Our surveyors like paper. Will they take to it?
It’s built for the job: walk the house, fill it in item by item, done when you leave. The bit surveyors like least, being rung up three days later to decode their own margins, disappears.
What does it cost?
SurveyPal is included in The Glazing Hub subscription, as every Hub product is. Unlimited users, no per-user fees, so every surveyor can have it on their phone. You pay for actions through credits in your plan. The calculator above shows the saving; the demo confirms both sides.
See a survey done once, properly.
Twenty minutes on a screen share: a survey prepared, sent to a phone, filled in item by item and finished, with the checks firing as it goes. Bring your own survey sheet and we'll build it live.
20 minutes · your real survey sheet · no hard sell