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VuSpex Featured in Accela Blog Post
VuSpex was recently featured in a blog post published by Accela, one of the leading providers of cloud-based government software, highlighting how virtual inspections can adapt to the unique workflows of any government agency.
The article, titled "From 300+ Workflows to One Solution: Virtual Inspections That Adapt to Your Agency," dives into why off-the-shelf video conferencing tools and generic virtual inspection products fall short for government agencies — and why deep integration with a Land Management System like Accela's Civic Platform is essential. The piece explains how VuSpex integrates directly with Accela via the Construct API, giving agencies full control over record types, inspection groups, inspection types, and custom fields — with no manual uploading, no lost files, and no gaps in the documentation trail.
The blog covers the three core components of VuSpex's approach: Live Virtual Inspections with real-time inspector-contractor collaboration, Self-Guided Inspections (Offline Field Reports) where contractors submit geotagged photos and video on their own schedule, and Intelligent Scheduling that routes inspection requests based on each agency's specific rules. It also spotlights Pima County, Arizona — an early adopter of virtual inspections dating back to 2015 — as an example of the platform's long track record of success within the Accela ecosystem.
VuSpex Returns from Tyler Connect 2026 with Record-Breaking Interest in Virtual Inspections
Las Vegas, NV — VuSpex is pleased to announce its participation in Tyler Connect 2026, held this past week in Las Vegas, Nevada. The annual conference, hosted by Tyler Technologies, brought together government agencies and technology partners from across the country, and VuSpex is proud to report that this year's event was its most successful to date. VuSpex generated a record number of leads at the show, with cities and counties representing a broad cross-section of regions and population sizes expressing strong interest in the full suite of VuSpex inspection solutions — including live virtual inspections, offline field reports, and on-demand virtual inspections requiring no scheduling coordination. The enthusiasm for on-demand inspections was particularly notable, as agencies continue to seek ways to reduce backlogs and improve response times for contractors and homeowners alike.
In addition to the many new conversations, it was a genuine pleasure to connect in person with a number of existing Tyler-integrated VuSpex customers who attended the show. Seeing firsthand the impact that virtual inspections are having on their operations was a rewarding reminder of why this work matters. VuSpex's team looks forward to following up with demonstration appointments over the coming weeks. For agencies interested in learning more, we encourage you to reach out through the contact form below.
VuSpex is also pleased to announce its plans to attend Tyler Connect 2027 in San Antonio, Texas — and we hope to see even more of our partners and customers there.
How Pasco County Transformed Their Code Compliance Program with VuSpex
Since deploying VuSpex in 2019, Pasco County, Florida has completed thousands of virtual inspections across a wide range of code compliance categories — all without requiring an inspector to leave the office.
The Inspector Shortage Is Real — Here's How to Stay Productive
Jurisdictions across the country are grappling with a shortage of qualified building inspectors. Virtual inspections allow your existing team to handle a significantly higher volume of inspections each day, stretching your resources further without sacrificing quality.
VuSpex Now Integrates with Procore for Construction Project Management
We've expanded our integration library to include Procore, one of the most widely used construction project management platforms. Customers using Procore can now trigger and manage virtual inspections directly from their existing workflows.
Virtual Inspections for Insurance: A New Frontier in Loss Control
Insurance carriers and adjusters are finding that virtual inspection technology dramatically reduces the cost per inspection for loss control assessments, preliminary appraisals, and risk surveys — without compromising the quality of data collected.