Summary

Mobile App, Incident Reports, Inspections, Health Incident Reports, Checklists, Phone App

Description

Symbiotech, Inc. (est 1982): Symbiotech has been involved in numerous web developments and a former IBM business partner. The current CEO, Dan Siler, has numerous IBM IT certifications in application development and server administration. Symbiotech, Inc. is developing an innovative business track. We are now actively developing mobile phone apps for use domestically and internationally.a phone app named โ€œMy Incident Reportโ€ (MIR)for use on Android and Apple IOS phones. โ€œMy Incident Reportโ€ (MIR) is a Template and as a Mobile โ€œToolโ€ can be used to Manage Incident Reports, Inspections & Health Incident Reports and more. โ€ขMIR can Standardize, Organize & Share Information & can Distribute Information internally & externally when Hazardous Events Occur. โ€ขuses a Who, What, When and Where workflow & โ€œFast & Easyโ€ to use. โ€ขa thorough collection of all valid and relevant data into one place. โ€ขMIR uses English โ€œSpeech To Textโ€ but can type if needed.

Special details

โ€œMy Incident Reportโ€ (MIR) is a Template and as a Mobile โ€œToolโ€ can be used to Manage Incident Reports, Inspections & Health Incident Reports and more . โ€ขMIR-Flutter Language Package supports 79 languages as of January 2023 โ€ขMIR-Flutter apps are now ready for mobile, web, desktop, and embedded apps from a single codebase. โ€ขIt is fast and user friendly and can be used in both field and office operations. Features include the ability to upload photos, videos, audio & documents as well as very important witness audio recordings. โ€ขUploads are Fast with state-of-the-art video compression. MIR uses Cloud storage (AWS, Google Firebase). โ€ขOnce a MIR report has been completed it is distributed by EMAIL with a PDF attached. โ€ขIt can be sent to a central email distribution or to multiple recipients.

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  • Incorporated in
    Georgia
  • Established since
    1982
  • Main/Branch
    Branch

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