Visi's checklist functionality has evolved and is now called Service Verification Sheet (FVS). This update makes the tool more flexible and aligned with real processes of verification and quality control on site.

The name change also comes with major improvements in creating even more customized templates. Now, when creating an FVS template, you have new response types, and you can define different formats for each item:

• Evaluative (conforming, regular, non-conforming, not applicable)

• Text field free for detailed descriptions

• Selection list (single or multiple)

• Numeric (accepts only numbers)

• Date selection

This allows structuring more complete sheets and suited for different types of inspection.

Verification sheets can be applied both through the Web and the application, facilitating direct use at the construction site. During filling out, it is possible to register evidence, add comments and save progress until completion.

Additionally, the FVS remains integrated with the platform's workflow, with centralized data, application history, and report generation, contributing to a more efficient control of the construction's quality.

They can be  used in various construction situations, such as:

• Quality control of services

• Verification of executive stages

• Safety inspections

• Pending issues registration

• Checklists for start and handover of the construction
  
  

Benefits:

• Customize templates with different response types

• Adapt sheets to various stages and processes of the construction

• Register more complete and structured information

• Apply verifications via cell phone or computer, including offline

• Centralize inspection data and history in one single place

• Generate organized reports for quality tracking