Operator-facing workspace for turning a field workflow into a deployable mobile survey, using real SurveyForge templates, validation rules, GPS/media fields, and export-ready form output.
Source rule
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Field form
Utility Pole Inspection
Comprehensive utility pole inspection form with condition assessment, maintenance tracking, and photo documentation.
Site Information
Group
Pole ID*
Text
Inspection Date*
Date
Inspector Name*
Text
GPS Location*
GPS
Pole Specifications
Group
17
Total fields
6
Required
6
Logic/validation
1
GPS fields
1
Media/barcode
5
Choice lists
XLSForm field evidence
Site Information
site_info_group
Group
Optional
Pole ID
pole_id
Enter the unique pole identifier (e.g., POLE-1234)
Text
Required
Inspection Date
inspection_date
Date
Required
Inspector Name
inspector_name
Text
Required
GPS Location
gps_location
Capture the pole location
GPS
Required
Pole Specifications
pole_specs_group
Group
Optional
Pole Type
pole_type
Single choice (4 choices)
Required
Pole Height (ft)
pole_height
Enter height in feet
Integer
Optional
Pole Class
pole_class
Single choice (5 choices)
Optional
Condition Assessment
condition_group
Group
Optional
Overall Condition
overall_condition
Single choice (4 choices)
Required
Condition Notes
condition_notes
Describe any visible damage or concerns
Long text
Optional
Damage Photo
damage_photo
Take photo of any damage or concerns
Photo
Optional
Maintenance Requirements
maintenance_group
Group
Optional
Maintenance Required
maintenance_needed
Multiple choice (6 choices)
Optional
Priority Level
priority_level
Single choice (4 choices)
Optional
General Notes
general_notes
Any additional observations or comments
Long text
Optional
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