Quality Control Without the Headaches.
Catch changing jobsite conditions before they become costly problems.
CLīMIT gives QC managers real-time visibility into interior temperature, humidity, dew point, and light conditions across every project. Get alerts when conditions change, verify product specifications, and keep everyone informed with reliable, time-stamped records.
Every jobsite, live in one app.
CLīMIT sensors sit on site and report 24/7, so no one has to walk the jobsite with a clipboard to find out what is happening. Open your CLIMIT app and see temperature, humidity, dew point, and light levels across multiple jobsites at the same time, in real time.
When a reading moves outside spec, you know right away. This winter, activate freeze warnings to give you lead time to cover a slab, adjust temporary heat, or hold an install before cold weather damages the work.
Simple to deploy. Easy to share. Built for busy jobsites.
You can't prevent problems you don't see coming.
Too often, QC teams discover issues after materials have been installed, crews have moved on, or damage has already occurred.
CLīMIT helps you identify changing conditions early, respond before they impact quality, and document what happened along the way.
Stay Ahead of Problems
Receive alerts the moment temperature or humidity moves outside acceptable ranges, so your team can act before conditions turn into failures.
Keep Projects Moving
Verify site readiness before installations begin and avoid preventable delays caused by out-of-spec conditions no one caught in time.
Document Everything
Reliable, time-stamped records show exactly what conditions existed, when they changed, and who was on site when it happened.
Everything you need to verify, document, and protect quality.
See conditions before they become problems.
Give your QC team the visibility and records to protect every install, on every project.
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