inspectra.ch

What It Is

Inspectra is a Swiss-made all-in-one SaaS platform for the electrical industry, aimed at electrical companies and electrical control/inspection professionals. Its tagline is “Measure, Archive, Invoice,” and its core value proposition is to bring measurement protocols, safety reports, customers, teams, schedules, and invoices into a single online system, reducing reliance on scattered spreadsheets and document management.

Core Features and Collaboration

Based on the captured content, Inspectra covers project creation, customer management, team management, an Agenda scheduling module, invoices, report settings, and Metrel XML file imports. It is clearly designed around electrical inspection workflows: first import or record measurement data, then generate and archive reports, and connect the process with customer and billing management. On the collaboration side, the available information only confirms the existence of a “Team” module; details such as permission roles, approval workflows, and member-level access controls are not disclosed. The page also includes an “IA/AI” entry point, but does not explain its specific capabilities.

Pricing and Trial

Inspectra uses a subscription model. The website shows a launch promotion: until June 30, 2026, all subscriptions receive 30% off for the first 3 months. It also offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, which makes evaluation relatively friendly for small electrical companies. However, the main content does not list specific plans, monthly fees, seat limits, or feature tiers, so buyers will still need to request more details or check the full pricing page before purchasing.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are its strong vertical focus, combining measurement, reporting, archiving, scheduling, team management, and invoicing in one system; support for Metrel XML imports, which is practically useful for teams using compatible measuring equipment; and a low-friction free trial. Its weaknesses are the limited public information: there is no clear explanation of security compliance, data storage, backups, permission granularity, APIs, third-party integrations, or customer support. The website is also mainly in French, making it less friendly for non-local users.

Best Fit and Access from China

Inspectra is best suited to electrical installation, inspection, and control companies in Switzerland or French-speaking regions, especially small and midsize teams that want to connect measurement reporting with invoicing workflows. Access from mainland China, RMB/domestic bank card payments, local compliance, and Chinese-language support are all unknown. If using it in China, it is recommended to first test network connectivity, payment methods, and whether the report templates meet local electrical inspection standards. Alternatives may include DingTalk/Yida, Feishu, Jiandaoyun, or local inspection-industry systems.