Phone and tablet use
Field crews can use the app layout on phones and tablets for asset lookup, work order review, inspections, notes, and map context during daily municipal work.
Offline-ready operations
Offline-ready field operations for municipal crews
TraverseOps is designed for public works teams that use phones and tablets in the field, including areas where connectivity can be weak. The current app surfaces sync state and queued changes, while durable offline workflows continue to expand.
Start a municipal pilotVisible sync state
The workspace shows whether the team is using local demo data, online cloud data, offline mode, queued changes, and the last known sync state where available.
Queued changes
Cloud write failures can be queued for retry so users have a clearer view of changes that still need to sync, instead of silently losing context.
Sync after reconnection
When connectivity returns, queued cloud writes can be retried so asset updates, work order actions, inspection submissions, notes, and evidence metadata can move toward the shared workspace.
Current limits
Offline behavior should be piloted carefully. Browser storage, device settings, and network conditions can affect what remains available, especially before full durable offline sync is enabled.
Planned durability
The roadmap includes a stronger IndexedDB-backed queue for asset updates, work orders, inspections, notes, and evidence photos, with clearer retry and failure handling.
TraverseOps should not be treated as an emergency dispatch system unless that use case has been explicitly configured and validated with the municipality.