The inspection form your trade actually needs.

Drag in text fields, dropdowns, checkboxes, dates, and media uploads. Attach the form to a project, pick who fills it out, and every submission stays on the job.

Meni reads every form your crews submit. Text fields, dropdowns and media uploads all stay on the job. Meni turns a flagged inspection answer into a follow-up task and drafts the note to the client. A person approves before it sends.

What you get

Nine field types, including photos

Text, textarea, select, radio, email, checkbox, number, date, and media upload. Enough to rebuild any paper checklist, including the photo evidence.

Forms live on the job

Submissions attach to the project they were filled out on, next to the estimates, shifts, and media. Context never separates from the answer.

Assigned, not optional

Pick the users, roles, or teams responsible for each form. They get notified; you get completion instead of hope.

Analytics across submissions

Completion rates and trends across projects, without reading every individual response.

Questions owners ask

Can crews attach photos to a form?

Yes. The media upload field takes photos directly in the submission, so a damage checklist carries its own evidence.

Can different branches use different forms?

Yes. A form can be scoped to a single branch or shared organization-wide, so each market keeps its own inspection standards.

Where do I find past submissions?

On the project. Every submission is stored against the job it belongs to, alongside estimates and media.

Do I rebuild the form for every project?

No. Build it once and attach it to as many projects as you want; it stays consistent everywhere it is used.

See it on your own numbers.

Book a demo and bring a real job. We will price it, propose it, and invoice it in front of you.

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