Inspecable vs GoAudits
GoAudits shows up when a quality or safety manager wants scored audits across many sites and a clean PDF at the end. The question for a South African mine or plant is what happens to a failed item afterwards, and whether the regulator’s records are covered. This page compares the two from GoAudits’ own pages, read on 5 October 2026.
Where GoAudits may be the better fit
iPhone, iPad and Windows apps
GoAudits runs on iOS, Android, Windows and the web. Inspecable is Android and web only.
Audit scheduling with reminders
Audits can be scheduled by user or site with reminders and daily or weekly summary emails on the Enterprise plan. Inspecable assigns a checklist with a due date, and an assignment can repeat at a set frequency, with no summary emails.
A cross-industry template library and a lower entry price
Ready-made checklists across twenty industries, free setup on trial, 24/7 support on the cheapest plan and a 60-day money-back guarantee.
Where Inspecable is different
What happens after a failed item
A failed step raises a tracked issue with a due date on the spot, offline, and closure is refused without a method, evidence and a signature. GoAudits describes corrective actions with owners and due dates; its pages do not describe enforced closure.
A verifiable history and South African compliance
A hash-chained history per inspection, a legal register seeded with MHSA or OHS Act obligations, and an AI check against the MHSA corpus. GoAudits names no mining, MHSA or South African content on the pages read.
Incidents, near misses, permits and a rand price
Incident and near-miss reporting offline on Android, permits to work on the web, and billing in rand. GoAudits bills in US dollars and has no African office.
What each one does, as its own pages describe it
| Area | Inspecable | GoAudits |
|---|---|---|
| Working with no signal | Inspections, incidents, near misses and toolbox talks run on the Android app with no signal and sync when the app is opened back in range. One online warm-up first. Web dashboard for the office. | Full offline for inspections with photos, GPS and signatures, by their own account. A checklist must be downloaded before going offline and photos are capped at four per checklist item. Actions, scheduling and dashboards offline: not stated. |
| After a failed item | A failed step raises a tracked issue with a due date on the spot, offline. Closure is refused without a method, evidence and a signature, enforced in the database, and the closer cannot be the assignee. | Corrective actions with priorities and due dates for task owners, with notification emails to approvers and owners. |
| A record you can hand over | Every inspection carries a hash-chained history of sign-offs and amendments you can verify from the dashboard or the phone, plus a signed PDF per inspection and a ZIP export by date range. | Instant branded PDF reports with scores and graphs. The pages read do not describe a verifiable history of sign-offs and amendments. |
| South African compliance | A legal register seeded with MHSA obligations or an OHS Act pack, clause-level conformance for ISO 45001, SANS 3000-1 and the MHSA, and an AI standards report that checks a completed inspection against the MHSA corpus with a person confirming each finding. | Industry pages for hospitality, food, retail, healthcare, manufacturing, construction and others; ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 audits on the manufacturing page. No mining, MHSA or South African content on the pages read. |
| Scheduling | Assign a checklist to a named person with a due date; they are emailed, it shows on their My Day list, and it is marked overdue if it slips. An assignment can repeat daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or annually, and completing one creates the next. | Schedule audits in advance by user or site, configure reminders, daily and weekly summary emails. Enterprise plan only. |
| Checklists and templates | Your own checklists. Import an Excel, PDF or a photo of the paper form and AI turns it into a digital checklist you review before it goes live. No public template library. | A template library across twenty industries, IF-THEN logic and automatic scoring. Starter plan limited to 10 templates and 25 locations. |
| Platform | Android app on Google Play and a web dashboard. No iPhone app. Integrations are custom work, quoted on request. | iOS, Android, Windows and a web portal. API, webhooks and integrations: no page found on their site. |
| Pricing | R150 per field user and R250 per admin per month, shown in your own currency on the pricing page and billed in rand; a 14-day trial with no card, every trial on the Safety & Compliance edition. The Operations edition is switched on by Inspecable. | Starter USD 10 and Enterprise USD 30 per user per month on annual billing; monthly billing costs about a fifth more. 14-day full-feature trial, 60-day money-back guarantee. USD only. |
| Where they are | Built and supported from Johannesburg for South African mines, process plants, manufacturing sites, utilities and heavy-equipment fleets. | Delaware head office; offices listed in the UK, Australia, Singapore and Dubai. No African office. |
GoAudits facts are as stated on the pages listed under Sources, read on 5 October 2026. Pricing is at the time of writing. If something has changed, tell us at info@inspecable.com and we will correct it.
SafetyCulture vs GoAudits
Many teams shortlist SafetyCulture (trading as Mitti since August 2026) and GoAudits before anything else: both are horizontal audit apps with iPhone, Android and web versions. Here is how the two compare with each other, from the same sources as the rest of this page and our SafetyCulture comparison, read on 5 October 2026.
| Area | SafetyCulture (Mitti) | GoAudits |
|---|---|---|
| Working with no signal | Full offline on the mobile app for inspections, actions, assets, issues, reports, schedule and training. Inspections must be stored on the device first; the default window is one week. | Full offline for inspections with photos, GPS and signatures. The checklist must be downloaded first and photos are capped at four per item. Actions and scheduling offline: not stated. |
| Templates | 59,216 free public templates, including a Mining category, and a template editor on the web. | A template library across twenty industries, with IF-THEN logic and automatic scoring. No mining templates on the pages read. |
| After a failed item | Actions raised from an inspection and assigned, offline too. The pages read do not describe evidence or a signature being required to close one. | Corrective actions with priorities, owners and due dates, with notification emails. The pages read do not describe enforced closure. |
| Scheduling | A schedule feature that also works offline on the mobile app. | Audits scheduled by user or site with reminders and summary emails, on the Enterprise plan only. |
| Platforms | iOS, Android and web, with named integrations and a public API. | iOS, Android, Windows and a web portal. No API or integrations page found. |
| Entry price | Free for up to 10 seats with 5 active templates. Premium USD 24 per seat per month billed annually. | Starter USD 10 per user per month billed annually, capped at 10 templates and 25 locations. Enterprise USD 30. |
| South Africa | No South African office, rand pricing or MHSA content found on the pages read. | No African office, rand pricing or MHSA content found on the pages read. |
Where Inspecable sits against SafetyCulture (Mitti) on the same points: Inspecable vs SafetyCulture (Mitti).
Asked before choosing
Sources, read on 5 October 2026
Go deeper on our side
- Corrective actions: what closure requires
- Inspecable for mines under the MHSA
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