An inspection (EQC) can be set up with multiple stages — for example Stage 1: Foundation, then Stage 2: Structure. When you complete the first stage, the next stage automatically becomes available for inspection in the Available tab. You continue on the same EQC — there is no need to create a new one — so every stage of that element stays together.
Open the Inspect module (mobile app) and go to the Available tab.
When a multi-stage inspection's current stage is complete, its next stage appears here.
Tap the EQC card to start the next stage immediately.
Carry out the checkpoints as configured for that stage (witness / drawing / checkpoints can differ stage to stage).
At the end, the Pass or Seek approval button is shown as per that stage's configuration — finish accordingly.
If the next stage is an RFI stage: an RFI stage is done in two steps — first the RFI is completed, then the inspection. Depending on your access, you may be able to do only one of these steps. If it is not your turn yet, digiQC shows a simple message asking you to wait — for example, "Once the RFI stage is complete, you can do the inspection."
If an inspection has more than one stage, completing the current stage makes the next stage available in the Available tab.
No. That is the point of this feature — you tap the card and start the next stage immediately on the same EQC.
An RFI stage happens in two steps: the RFI is completed first, then the inspection. Based on your access, you may handle only one of these steps. If the RFI part isn't done yet, digiQC shows a message asking you to wait until the RFI stage is complete before you do the inspection.
Whichever is set for that stage — the button shown is as per the stage configuration.
A single EQC can have multiple sequential stages; all belong to the same element of work.
The next stage shows in the Available tab only after the previous stage is complete.
Tap the card to begin the next stage immediately — no new EQC.
The end-of-stage button (Pass / Seek approval) follows the stage's configuration.
An RFI stage is done in two steps (RFI first, then inspection). Depending on your access you may do only one step, and digiQC tells you when to wait.
2.2.1 How to start a new Inspection/EQC?
2.2.5 EQC list explanation — Available, Paused & Approval
2.2.7 How will Inspector/QC Engineer start Inspection after RFI
2.2.16 How to do next stage in offline mode from sync tab?
