Software module

Veritas Structures

Structural inspection capture, asset registers, recurring programmes, engineering review pathways and condition reports for concrete, steel and masonry assets.

Veritas Structures is the software module for structural inspection and condition assessment programmes. It is designed for teams that need photo-led evidence capture, location-aware findings, durable asset registers and professional reporting without losing the chain of custody between field work and engineering review.

Unlike a services brochure page, this module hub explains the product workflows your workspace uses. If you need Veritas Inspect crews or engineers to deliver the field work, use the professional services and Structures discipline pages. If you need the operating system those teams and client stakeholders share, you are in the right place.

The module sits inside the wider Veritas Inspect platform, so structural records can connect to facade, MEP, compliance and safety controls where those modules are enabled for the same workspace.

Commercial setup remains operator-led. There is no instant self-serve company signup. Book a demo to see the live product, or request workspace access through sales.

Product tour

How Structures works in the platform

A typical Structures tour starts with an inspection scoped to an asset, element or investigation brief. Field users capture defects with severity, notes and photos, then locate them against structural zones, levels or member references.

Back in review, findings populate the structural asset register and become the evidence base for report generation. Stakeholders with portal access can inspect the same record without waiting for another attachment pack.

When the engagement requires it, findings escalate into engineering review workflows. External or specialist engineering endorsement is engagement-dependent, not an automatic claim on every report.

Recurring inspection programmes reuse the retained register as the baseline, so year-on-year comparison and durability tracking start from structured history rather than rediscovered folders.

In the product

Structures in practice

Structural asset inspection context
Field imagery representing the structural environments Veritas Structures inspections document.
Built-asset elevation context
Supporting imagery for multi-level built assets where structural registers and recurring programmes apply.
Structural detail evidence
Detail imagery standing in for photo-led defect evidence reviewed in condition reports and register views.

Buyer outcomes

What different teams get

Asset owners and portfolio managers

A durable structural condition record with clear severity and location context, plus recurring inspection history for capital planning.

Facility and building managers

Fewer lost photo packs and faster briefing of engineers and contractors against specific structural elements and zones.

Inspection and investigation providers

A repeatable capture-to-report operating model that preserves evidence quality between jobs and investigation types.

Engineers and reviewers

Structured findings ready for engineering-pathway review when the commercial engagement requires it.

Workflow

End-to-end operating sequence

  1. Step 1

    Scope the inspection

    Create the structural inspection against the asset and confirm investigation type, access method and reporting pathway.

  2. Step 2

    Capture in the field

    Record defects, photos and location context on device while still at the workface or accessible inspection point.

  3. Step 3

    Register and review

    Validate findings against the structural asset register and prepare the report pathway.

  4. Step 4

    Engineering review where required

    Route findings through internal or external engineering review when the engagement scope requires it.

  5. Step 5

    Issue reports and share

    Generate condition reports and give authorised stakeholders access to the underlying record.

  6. Step 6

    Re-inspect with history

    Use the retained register as the baseline for the next programmed or triggered inspection.

Implementation

How teams adopt the module

Implementation usually begins with workspace provisioning, branding, user roles and the structural taxonomy your inspectors will use. Element naming, level references and defect classifications should be agreed before the first live job.

Teams then run a pilot inspection to validate capture, register, report and review expectations. Engineering review pathways are enabled according to entitlement and commercial scope.

Training focuses on field discipline: classify once, photograph once, locate once. That discipline is what makes later reporting, engineering review and recurring programmes fast.

Security and compliance

Controls that support trust

  • Tenant-scoped data isolation for workspace records
  • Role-based access for internal users and client portal recipients
  • Audit-friendly timestamps and evidence attachments on findings
  • Optional Veritas Ledger anchoring where that permanence layer is configured for the deployment

Honest scope

Limitations and deployment notes

Engineering review

External or specialist engineering endorsement is an engagement pathway, not an automatic property of every generated report.

Ledger sync

Veritas Ledger anchoring depends on deployment configuration and should not be assumed universal.

FAQ

Common questions

Is Veritas Structures software or a field service?
Both exist, but they are separated on purpose. This module is the software. Professional structural field delivery is covered under Services and the Structures discipline pages.
How much does the Structures module cost?
The module subscription is A$50 per workspace per month. Report and related usage charges apply when paid outputs are confirmed. See the pricing page for current defaults.
Can we start with a demo workspace?
Yes. Book a guided demo of the live product. Production workspace access is provisioned by operators after commercial setup.
Do we need materials testing to get value?
No. Structured capture, registers, recurring programmes and reporting deliver value without every investigation including laboratory testing. Testing deepens specific investigations when commissioned.
What is not included by default?
Do not assume external engineering certification on every report, Ledger sync in every deployment, or automatic integration with external CMMS platforms. Confirm those during onboarding.
How does Structures connect to other modules?
The same workspace can enable Facade, MEP and Compliance where those controls are needed around structural programmes.
Where do we see full commercial detail?
Use the pricing page and downloadable pricing guide. The in-app price shown at confirmation governs each paid action.

See Structures with your own workflows

Book a guided demo of the live product, or request operator-led workspace access for your team. Existing users can sign in directly.