Bindy vs IntouchCheck

Bindy is a cloud app for audits, tasks, and communication across retail and hospitality networks. Teams can inspect sites, verify brand standards, assign corrective actions, and review reports with signatures, videos, and photo verifications. Users can build customized forms and workflows and work online or offline on any device. Inspections can capture geofencing, routes, weather tags, signatures, photos, videos, GPS coordinates, and an audit trail. Bindy lists 28 built-in reports, and its API can automate data exports to a data warehouse. It supports single sign-on through Okta, Microsoft Azure, and Google SAML, alongside API exports and SFTP updates for sites and users. Starter costs $129 a month and includes 10 inspections per month; SMB costs $499 a month and includes 70. Both allow unlimited users, but unused monthly inspection quotas expire at the end of each billing month. Enterprise uses yearly quotas and invoice billing, with pricing available by quote. Bindy advertises free onboarding and responsive support.

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.