Report software for camera scope inspections
A camera scope tells you what is inside a pipe. The hard part is what comes after: writing it up so a buyer, an agent, a city office or an adjuster can act on it. ScopeRecord builds the software that does that write-up — starting with sewer laterals.
Available now
Turn sewer scope field notes into a coded report: PACP-style defect codes, a 1–5 pipe condition grade, scope and limitations, evidence photos, and a signature block. Nine deliverables from the same notes — buyer summary, municipal compliance form, PACP-style segment report, claim narrative. See a full sample report · the defect code list.
Why one brand for this
Every scope discipline has the same shape: a camera goes down something, you record distances and clock positions, and someone has to be told what it means and what to do next. The rules that make a report defensible — fixed severity thresholds, a grade derived the same way every time, a clear scope and limitations section, the inspector's name on every page — do not change when the pipe becomes a duct or a chimney. So the engine is shared; the codes, templates and vocabulary change per discipline.
Nothing else is announced here on purpose: we would rather ship a second discipline than advertise one that does not exist yet. If you work in another scope discipline and want to shape what gets built, write to support@scoperecord.com.