Introducing Titan Cloud Go – Our New Mobile App for Advanced Facility Inspections

If you manage fuel sites, you know that compliance doesn’t live in a spreadsheet or on a dashboard, it happens in the field.  Every inspection, photo, and note captured on-site is what keeps your organization compliant, your brand protected, and your environmental risk under control. That’s why I’m excited to share that we’ve launched a modernized version of the Titan Cloud Advanced Facility Inspections (AFI) mobile app. This release is a major step forward in how Titan Cloud supports paperless, real-time environmental compliance for fuel retailers, fleet operators, and service providers.

Meet Titan Cloud Go — the modern mobile app for Advanced Facility Inspections (AFI) that helps fuel retailers, fleet operators, and service providers complete inspections faster and stay audit-ready.

Why we rebuilt the AFI mobile experience 

Our goal was simple: make it dramatically easier and faster for inspectors and store teams to do high-quality work in the field, without adding administrative burden. 

Titan Cloud Go is designed to help teams: 

• Perform EPA-mandated regulatory inspections directly on a mobile device, as part of an integrated compliance management workflow, while meeting EPA-mandated underground storage tank inspection requirements. 

• Capture clean, structured data at the source, so what you see in Titan Cloud reflects what’s actually happening at each facility.  

• Reduce the time between inspection, review, and resolution, ultimately strengthening environmental compliance and minimizing risk. 

In other words, this isn’t just a UI refresh. It’s a better way to operationalize compliance in the real world. 

Built for how inspectors actually work

From the first tap, the experience is centered on the inspector’s workflow. On the Inspections page, users can quickly open existing inspections or create new ones, filtering by facility, inspection profile, and status to find exactly what they need. This matters when you’re managing dozens or hundreds of locations and multiple state or custom inspection forms. Once an inspection is open, the app: 

• Displays the full inspection form alongside pre-populated facility data, including tanks, lines, dispensers, canopies, sumps, and ATGs, so inspectors are working from an accurate view of the site.  

• Clearly identifies required questions, with visual indicators that help ensure nothing is missed before an inspection is completed.  

• Allows users to attach multiple photos and comments directly to individual questions, keeping evidence and context together for faster review and follow-up.  

• Deep links into other mobile-friendly Titan Edge modules, such as Container Waste, allowing inspectors to do more while they’re already on-site. 

For admins and compliance leads, this translates into more consistent inspections, higher-quality data, and fewer back-and-forth clarifications with field teams. 

Works where your teams work: online or offline

We know many fuel sites live in connectivity dead zones. Titan Cloud Go is designed for that reality, not only for strong Wi-Fi.  With the new app, inspectors can: 

• Complete inspections offline and sync them later when connectivity is restored.  

• Take advantage of automatic background synchronization, which pushes inspection data to Titan Cloud when they log in, open or exit an inspection, or when the device reconnects to the internet.  

• Use manual sync options to sync a single open inspection or multiple inspections from a dedicated Sync Content view.  

These capabilities dramatically reduce the risk of lost work, duplicate effort, and delayed reporting. These are key pain points we consistently hear from operational and compliance leaders. 

Integrated with your broader compliance workflows

Titan Cloud Go isn’t a standalone tool; it’s part of Titan Cloud’s environmental compliance solution and energy asset platform.  Inspections completed in the app flow directly into Titan Cloud, where you can: 

• Route inspections for review and approval when your process requires it.  

• Centralize documentation, photos, and inspection history as part of your environmental compliance record.  

• Connect findings with remediation, maintenance, and broader risk mitigation efforts across your portfolio. 

For fuel retailers, fleet operators, and service providers, this tight integration helps drive: 

• Operational efficiency: less time spent chasing paperwork and re-keying data. 

• Fuel and environmental risk reduction: clearly documented issues that can be acted on faster. 

• Stronger audit readiness: with a clear, digital trail of inspections and approvals.