Routes
Order, access, and what normal looks like.
Product
A record of the round. Not a second plant.
Tidep holds four things: the route you walk, the reading you took, the deficiency that is still open, and the pack someone else can read without calling you.
Most crews already have a round. It lives in a notebook, a spreadsheet, and a thread of photos that lose their meaning by Thursday. Tidep does not ask you to redraw the plant. It asks you to put the round where the next shift can see what is open.
An inspector records. A supervisor assigns and closes. An administrator edits the route and the limits. Those are the only roles on Route and Plant. Works adds a read-only auditor who does not take a seat.
The screen is plain on purpose. At 5 a.m., on a wet embankment, nobody is looking for a dashboard.
Deficiencies
Opened from a missed limit. Closed by a named person.
Reports
Open items first. The rest of the round behind them.
Assets
The places the route already touches. Nothing else, until you need it.