CHEQSITE
Berlin inspection software for safety checks with 100 percent offline use
Quick Overview
| Company | CHEQSITE GmbH |
|---|---|
| Category | Inspection and Checklist Apps |
| Headquarters | Berlin, Germany |
| Founded | Not stated |
| EU Presence | Yes - Germany (EU) |
| Data Location | not stated on the pages we read; the privacy policy names Microsoft Azure among third parties |
| Open Source | No |
| GDPR Compliant | Yes |
| Self-Hosting | Yes, on-premises or own servers (listed in the version table) |
| Main Features | Offline inspection, photo and video documentation, barcode, QR and NFC scanning, own checklists, pre-installed templates, PDF reports, data sync, interfaces to Salesforce, SAP, Power BI and Dynamics |
| Pricing | Three versions (PRO, PREMIUM, ENTERPRISE); prices are not in the text we read, see the shop page |
| Best For | Inspectors and safety officers who run equipment and site inspections under German rules |
| Replaces | SafetyCulture |
Detailed Review
CHEQSITE is audit and inspection software from CHEQSITE GmbH, Rudower Chaussee 29, 12489 Berlin. The company describes it as lean software for professional inspectors and companies.
CHEQSITE organises appointments, prepares checklists, runs on-site inspections and documents the results. Its topic pages cover cranes, ladders, racks, playgrounds, fire extinguishers, first aid kits, scaffolds and construction machinery.
What kinds of inspections does CHEQSITE cover?
CHEQSITE ships pre-installed checklists for work equipment and safety inspections, including DGUV rack inspection, site inspection, cranes, ladders and steps, doors and gates, and electrical installations. Fire protection lists include extinguishers, hydrants and smoke detectors.
CHEQSITE also lets users create their own inspection lists and scan barcodes, QR codes and NFC or RFID tags.
How is CHEQSITE sold?
CHEQSITE offers PRO for freelance professionals and small teams, PREMIUM for teams and ENTERPRISE for companies with special requirements. The version table lists unlimited inspections, customers and items.
The table also lists on-premises operation, a no-cloud option for high security areas and interfaces to Salesforce, SAP, Power BI and Dynamics. The symbols could not be tied to tiers in the text we read.
CHEQSITE as a European alternative to SafetyCulture
CHEQSITE is more specialised than SafetyCulture and leans on German safety standards. The contracting entity is a Berlin GmbH.
CHEQSITE's on-premises option answers teams that cannot use a cloud, which SafetyCulture's pricing page does not list.
Limitations to Consider
CHEQSITE shows no prices in the text we read, so cost must be checked in its shop. The site content shows a 2021 copyright line, and the product is focused on inspections rather than wider operations, training or asset management. Its privacy policy names Google Analytics and Microsoft Azure as third parties. Compare Lumiform for actions and approvals across sites.
Who Should Use CHEQSITE
Safety officers, technical inspectors and facility teams in Germany who inspect equipment and sites against national rules and sometimes need an on-premises setup.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Ready-made checklists for German equipment inspections
- 100 percent offline use
- Barcode, QR and NFC scanning
- On-premises option listed
- Berlin GmbH with published address
Cons
- No prices in the text we read
- Narrower scope than full operations platforms
- Copyright line on the pages shows 2021
- Hosting location not stated
Alternatives to CHEQSITE
Other European inspection and checklist apps worth comparing before you decide:
See all European inspection and checklist apps or compare them directly against SafetyCulture on our alternatives page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. CHEQSITE GmbH is based in Berlin and offers mobile audits and inspections with offline checklists and PDF reports.
The version table lists on-premises and own-server operation and a no-cloud option for high security areas. The text we read does not tie them to a single tier.
CHEQSITE sells PRO, PREMIUM and ENTERPRISE versions. Prices were not in the page text we read.