Store, Organize, & Share Sewer CCTV Inspections From any Device,
Instantly with t4 Vault™
When you share sewer inspection files with t4 Vaulttm…
- You’re able to review inspections across all departments one day sooner.
You’re able to check inspection quality before contractors leave the job site.
You don’t sit around waiting for DVDs and thumb-drives to arrive via inter-office mail.
Benefits of t4 Vaulttm
Your data is easier to understand – Perspective is everything and t4 Vault embeds directly into your GIS giving you the high-level overview that makes your data easier to understand and prioritize.
The Los Angeles Sanitation Districts improved their workflow with t4 Vaulttm
In October of 2017, the Los Angeles Sanitation Districts approached us with a request. They needed a better way to store and work with their CCTV inspections. They had a few requirements though. The solution had to work with their existing GIS and it had to be both easy to use and easy to share. A few months later we introduced them to T4 Vault.
T4 Vault has enabled the Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County to reduce their in-house storage and provided their personnel and contractors with an easy way to inspect videos and retrieve data.
“t4 Vault allows the sanitation districts to store it’s sewer inspection videos on the cloud, and allows us to reduce our in-house storage, and also provides easy access for districts personnel as well as contractors to retrieve the data and inspect the videos.”
– Darrell Hatch – Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County.
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