QC Holdpoint is the coordination layer for every inspection on your project: your QC team, testing labs, owner QA, the engineer of record, and the city - scheduled, dispatched, and documented in one system.
The schedule never waits on a missing signature.
See it on your inspection types →A founder runs every demo. Bring one week of your real inspection load.
It's 6 AM and someone on your team is already on the phone, lining up 5 to 10 inspecting parties - each with their own email, notice rules, and report formats. The spreadsheet broke twice this week. Nobody can tell you what got inspected yesterday, or what passed. You don't have a quality problem. You have a coordination problem - and it's eating your schedule.
The pour waits on the rebar inspection. Panel erection waits on the weld check. A missed inspection is idle crews and lost days.
PDFs by email, photos on phones, paper in the trailer. Come a dispute or an audit, the record is reassembled, not pulled.
By the time a pattern of fails shows up, it's already rework. Nothing in a spreadsheet flags it early.
Quality modules work for your own team. Checklist apps assume everyone logs in. The coordination in between - the chasing, confirming, escalating - lives in a coordinator's inbox, and you already pay for it in salary. Same holdpoint, two ways to run it:
| Vendor | Dispatch to outside parties | No-account participation | Notice rules enforced | Escalates silence | Re-inspection tracking | Closeout builds itself |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spreadsheet + Outlook + phone | Manual | ✓ | - | - | - | - |
| Procore Quality & Safety | - | Partial | - | - | Partial | - |
| Point inspection apps (FTQ360, SafetyCulture) | - | - | - | - | Partial | - |
| QC Holdpoint | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Procore or Autodesk stays your system of record. QC Holdpoint runs the coordination half and pushes completed inspections back in. Coexist, don't rip out.
One exceptions-first view: what's missing, not what's fine - before it costs you a crew day.
Notice rules enforced, silence escalated, every inspection tied to the work it gates. The thing you're measured on, handled.
QC, labs, owner QA, the EOR, the AHJ - and anyone else on your project. Requesting is selecting, not chasing.
Fails roll up by trade, sub, and type as they happen - from the office or the slab. Catch the pattern while it's one bad week.
No weeks of chasing PDFs and tagging assets. The handover package builds itself as the job runs - pulled, not reconstructed.
Ready → routed → inspected → released. And when it fails - the part every other tool drops - the re-inspection routes itself back. Tracked, not lost in an inbox.
Every inspection tool assumes every inspector is a trained, licensed user. Then the first lab or city inspector who won't create an account breaks the system - and their half of the record lives in email anyway.
QC Holdpoint treats outside parties as real participants, no account required. A context-rich email, one-click confirm, and their PDF report emails straight back - filed against the right inspection.
Three ways in. No party is a dead end.
And because it sees every outside party, it builds what no checklist tool can: first-pass rate, response time, and completeness by lab, inspector, and trade. By the next bid, you know who to book and who to chase.
Watch a lab confirm without logging in →elas. was founded by a professional engineer with 30 years in the field. QC Holdpoint grew out of the platform's work for inspection and testing firms - not generic construction software adapted after the fact. It speaks your language: holdpoints, witness points, ITPs, NCRs, sign-offs - from day one.
We build our own AI agents on ELAS and own our data - cut tech costs from $15K/mo to under $2K. Over $150K saved a year.
ELAS aligned our roles, dashboards, and department goals on one platform. When you work as a team, you win.
Keep them. Procore stays your system of record - QC Holdpoint runs the coordination half, the part that lives in the spreadsheet and your coordinator's inbox, and pushes completed inspections back in. You're not replacing a system. You're replacing the duct tape between systems.
They see three things: request, resubmit, calendar. They join by secure link - no account, no password, no training week. If they can text, they can use it.
They don't have to. They confirm from an email with one click and send their PDF report straight back by reply. It files itself against the right inspection. That's the whole point of the product.
SOC 2 Type I attested (report under NDA), US-based AWS, full data export any time, permanent deletion at project end, and per-user secure links - no shared passwords. Security review is a lane, not a wall.
No. Issues and punch lists stay where they live today. QC Holdpoint coordinates the inspection lifecycle - request, dispatch, confirm, escalate, release - and hands the completed record back to your systems.
Bring one week of your real inspection load to a 30-minute demo. You'll watch a request route itself, an outside lab confirm without logging in, and the closeout record build - before the call ends.
30 minutes. Your inspection types, your parties, not a canned demo. You'll watch a request route itself, an outside lab confirm without logging in, and the closeout record build as it happens.
Book my 30-minute demo →A founder runs every demo. You'll see our face, not a sales deck.