Getting started

Auditmark is an inspection platform. As an inspection company, you build templates, schedule inspections for your team to complete in the field, and give your clients a branded portal to track the results.

This documentation has two parts. The guides explain how to run the platform from the admin app at app.auditmark.io. The developer reference covers the public API, authentication, and webhooks.

What you manage from the admin app

The admin app is where the inspection company runs everything:

• Templates: the forms your team completes.
• Inspections: the work itself, from scheduled to completed.
• Team: the inspectors, admins, and approvers in your organization.
• Client accounts: the end clients whose inspections you run.
• Integrations: connections to external systems such as Monday.
• Portal and reports: the white-labeled experience your clients see.
• Analytics: dashboards and natural-language questions over your data.

A note on terminology

The words you see depend on your shell, the configuration layer that adapts Auditmark to your industry. One shell calls a job an "inspection" and a customer a "client"; another calls them an "audit" and a "site". These guides use the default terms. Core, shell, and the three surfaces explains how the shell maps them to your own vocabulary.

Where to go next

• New to the platform: read Core, shell, and the three surfaces.
• Ready to set up: start with the admin guide.
• Building an integration: see the developer docs.