The core capability we saw in Gruntify was the ability to collect and quickly share data in the field. Often with data collection tools, you have to make sacrifices on the interface you use or the types of data you can collect in the design; however, Gruntify's flexible platform allowed us to build digital workflows to mimic our old paper processes. The value is exponential for orchestrating recovery efforts and giving responders the location intelligence they need for speed and decision-making.

Gruntify visualizes data on your customized map. There aren't many companies that can correctly populate data points while maintaining reasonable website response and loading time. And Gruntify seems to be the only product that does the right thing by combining form/request/workflow with map visualization. Not to mention that Gruntify also allows you to customize your map with almost 100 base map styles from dozens of providers. It also allows you to create your customized map layer without knowing too much technical detail. I've worked with different map providers such as Mapbox, ArcGIS, etc. They require you to be an expert to use their service. However, with Gruntify, it makes it so easy. And that is the true definition of the power of technology - the ability to make complex stuff accessible to more people. Apart from the maps, what really impressed me is the ability to create your own form and maintain different versions easily. Before Gruntify, if I wanted to collect data in a given format, I only had 3 ways: 1. use a paper form; 2. use Google Form, which only supports simple structures; 3. build your own form server/website. Clearly, none of them is ideal; they are either too complicated or not really fit the business need. Gruntify is the first and only product I've ever found that could help people build forms with complex structures, conditional logic, and various control types. And it also can maintain different versions of the form and migrate data from lower to higher versions.

Real time management of assets and employee's. Offline use for those working in remote areas.