Auditus vs Fluix

Auditus is audit, inspection, and checklist software for businesses that need to carry out checks and follow up on findings. Teams can build mobile-friendly forms with a drag-and-drop template builder or adapt paper checklists and spreadsheets. Inspections can be completed online or offline on iOS, Android, and Windows smartphones and tablets. Forms support annotated photos, notes, digital signatures, guidance notes, and question tags. Users can assign or reallocate actions, attach photographic evidence, and set triggers for automatic notifications. A dashboard gives real-time views of inspection frequency, performance, compliance issues, and action status. Named integrations include Excel, Google Sheets, Power BI, Outlook, SharePoint, OneDrive, Google Drive, and Dropbox; APIs are also available. Auditus says stored information is encrypted and it follows UK data protection legislation. Premium costs £12.99 per month and includes 1,500 audits or inspections per year, 10 templates, PDF export, and support 9am–5pm Monday to Friday. A 30-day trial is offered. Audit templates can only be created online, though audits can be performed in the mobile app.

Fluix provides inspection management software for field teams, with tools to build inspections, forms, workflows, and approvals without code or IT involvement. Teams in construction, utilities, energy, and aviation can carry out inspections online or offline on Android, iOS, or the web. Field users can capture photos and signatures offline, with information syncing when connectivity returns. Fluix records failed items and near-misses with photo evidence, GPS location, and timestamps, then supports assigning and tracking corrective actions. Listed integrations include Salesforce, Power BI, Microsoft 365, Smartsheet, SharePoint, SAP, and Slack. Fluix also lists MCP connections for Claude, ChatGPT, and Copilot to query live inspection forms, checklists, and audit records. The company says its information security management system is ISO 27001 certified and that it holds a SOC 2 report. It describes AWS data at rest as encrypted with AES-256 and connections as HTTPS with TLS 1.2. Crews costs $29 a month with a five-user minimum; Operations costs $49 a month with a 15-user minimum.