What is FieldScroll

A managed platform that turns your field workflows into a branded mobile and web product you offer to your own customers.

Updated 2026-06-11

FieldScroll is a managed field-workflow platform. You bring the process knowledge — inspections, audits, surveys, service visits, case reporting — and FieldScroll supplies the software product around it: a branded mobile app for capture in the field, a web dashboard for review and administration, report generation, and integrations into the systems your customers already run.

What the platform includes

  • Mobile capture. Branded iOS and Android apps for structured data capture — text, numbers, choices, photos, signatures, location. Crews keep working without signal: drafts queue on the device and upload at the next sync.
  • Web dashboard. A form builder, a review surface for submitted records with search and filters, and admin screens for users, organizations, data sources, and workspace settings.
  • Reports. Finished PDFs and polished emails generated from submitted records — photos included — using HTML templates you design in the dashboard.
  • Webhooks and API. Push submitted records into SQL databases, CRMs, and other systems as they land, or pull them on your schedule through the REST API.
  • Operations. Hosting, monitoring, releases, and mobile build coordination are handled by FieldScroll. You manage forms, users, and data — not servers.

Who it serves

FieldScroll is built for operators and businesses turning hard-won process knowledge into products: ops leaders, research directors, field-service managers, and public-health teams who need their own data capture product without building one from scratch.

How a workspace is organized

Each customer of yours runs inside an organization in your workspace. Users belong to organizations, forms are published to them, and records stay scoped to them. The data model stays the same whether you run one organization or hundreds.

Ready to try it? The quickstart goes from blank workspace to a submitted record.