What is Pocket Survey™

Our survey software system has a desktop design component for Windows PCs and a data capture module running on handheld devices such as the Compaq iPAQ Pocket PC. It offers survey design and data collection in one integrated solution with a small footprint.

PocketSurvey™ is powerful software suitable for a range of surveying systems, market research or any questionnaire-based data capture system.

Ideal for data collection & data capture by mobile workers such as: quantity surveyors, chartered surveyors, building surveyors, land surveyors, marine surveyors, chartered building surveyors. Ask us for an evaluation download or contact us for more details.

Mobile Data Collection

Your surveyors can undertake land surveying, quantity surveying, construction surveying, building surveying, surveying for construction, asset and stock condition surveys out in 'the field' using modern handheld computers.

The captured survey data is then transferred to the PC, via the Internet, serial or USB connection for later analysis by database software such as Microsoft Access, Excel, Oracle or SQL Server.

Send Surveys Results Back To Base

Each mobile worker can log on to their own area on a central server and upload the results of their data collection work. A whole days work can be uploaded back to base in a matter of minutes allowing new surveys to be started immediately without visiting the office.

Receive New Surveys & Work Schedules

The administrator of the desktop software can send new surveys and schedules of work to a central server for one or more workers. These in turn can be download by mobile workers at their own convenience and at a time best suited to their work schedule.

You can download the PDF printable brochure describing PocketSurvey in more detail.

Development & Upgrades

PocketSurvey development never stops. Our Research and Development team works day and night to make life easier for you. When was the last time you had an update from any of your present system providers (that wasn't simply a bug fix!)?