BasinCheck vs IntouchCheck

BasinCheck helps industrial contractors run audits, job safety analyses, inspections, and corrective actions. Its Android and iOS mobile app supports offline audits and syncs records when connectivity returns; the service is also available on the web. Failed checklist items can create assigned issues with overdue alerts. The JSA builder covers hazard identification, risk scoring, controls, and PPE tracking, while hot work permits use pass/fail checklists and photo evidence. BasinCheck generates OSHA Forms 300 and 300A, and says it can generate Form 301 from incident data. Customers can customize templates, workflows, and notifications; the company offers free digitization of up to five existing forms and a 30-minute kickoff call. Stated controls include encryption in transit, role-based access, audit logging, and tenant data isolation. BasinCheck supports record exports and says safety records remain customer data. Plans start at $149 a month for Starter, with a founding customer discount applied; the pricing page also shows $299 a month. Standard is $299 a month, with the page also showing $599.00 USD; Pro is $599 a month, with the page also showing $1,199.00 USD. A 7-day trial is listed.

IntouchCheck is inspection and checklist software for businesses operating across multiple locations. It replaces paper audits, field reports, and manual checklists with digital forms that teams can build using a drag-and-drop editor and templates. Forms can include skip logic, scoring, and outcome-based rules. Inspections can be completed offline, with results syncing when a device reconnects. Built-in case management supports issue assignment, reminders, follow-ups, and progress tracking. Teams can connect Bluetooth thermometers to record temperatures and monitor trends, then use dashboards, filters, and reports to review performance across locations. Integration options include APIs for syncing locations, users, and hierarchies with CRM or ERP systems, as well as connectors, webhooks, and data-transfer solutions. The product is available on Android, iOS, and the web. Pricing is on request; a 14-day free trial does not require a credit card. The maker says the platform supports single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, encryption in transit and at rest, and SOC 2 compliance. It also offers 24/7 monitoring, emergency escalation for system outages excluding production configuration, after-hours chatbot support, and online documentation.