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RIDGIDConnect launches

By Janice Wood · February 28, 2010 ·

RIDGID, a manufacturer of hand and power tools including multiple digital inspection products, has launched RIDGIDConnect — a subscription-based, online business tool designed for maintenance service professionals and contractors who create or use digital information.

RIDGIDConnect provides the ability to share and store digital assets, such as diagnostic job site photos and videos, job reports and histories, maintenance records, customer lists and other business files, which in turn simplifies external and internal communication, as well as the recordkeeping process, company officials said.

Subscribers have the ability to prepare and send detailed job reports that include notes and customer details to multiple recipients and edit and narrate digital media (videos and photos) to provide concise, easy-to-follow explanations. It also stores detailed customer lists and job histories, uploaded digital media from inspection tools (any manufacturer) and digital recording devices, and all business files and records.

RIDGIDConnect is available in four subscription plans to suit the needs of businesses and organizations of various sizes. Payments are made on a monthly basis. The subscription plans are:

  • Basic ($49.99 per month)
  • Plus ($79.99 per month)
  • Premier ($129.99 per month)
  • Enterprise (based on consultation findings)

To register for a free 30-day trial or for more information: RIDGIDConnect.com.

About Janice Wood

Janice Wood is editor of General Aviation News.

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