4. Start field work
Get started as a field user
Learn how to install, sign in, and complete your first day in the field in LambdaAssetCheck, so you can inspect assets and report issues without guessing where to click.
Last updated: September 2026
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What you'll need
| Tier | Any plan |
| Platform | Web app or installed mobile app |
| Permission | Whatever your administrator assigned — often inspection, task, or incident access. |
| Where | Your organisation's LambdaAssetCheck URL |
Your administrator must create your account and prepare templates, assets, and sites before you start. Ask them for the app URL, how you sign in (password or SSO), which sites you cover, and whether you must work offline.
Your first day
Work through these in order. Each link is the full guide for that step.
| Order | What you do | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Install the app if you will use a phone in the field, then sign in. | Install the app · Log in |
| 2 | Learn the layout, then open Home, Inspections → Start New Inspection, Tasks, or Work as your role allows. | Navigate LambdaAssetCheck |
| 3 | Run one inspection end to end against an asset or site your administrator prepared. | Conduct an inspection |
| 4 | Scan a QR label when your site uses them. | QR codes |
| 5 | If you work in low-signal areas, run Prepare for offline from My account while you still have coverage. | Prepare your device for offline use |
| 6 | Report a hazard or near miss when your role includes it. | Incidents |
If you do not see an area you expected, ask your administrator to review your role and site access.
Tip: Do not clear browser or site data to fix sync — that can delete unsynced inspections still on the device.
You are ready when
- You can sign in and open Home or Start New Inspection as expected for your role.
- You have completed at least one inspection end to end.
- You know how to scan a QR label if your site uses them.
- You know whether you must Prepare for offline before leaving coverage.
- You know how to Report Incident if your role includes it.
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