Collect IRI with the phone in your pocket

Mount your phone and drive. Collecting IRI with TotalPave is simple. Review color-coded segment results in the TotalPave web portal for mapping, reporting, and planning.

WHY TOTALPAVE IRI

Reliable roughness data without complicated collection workflows

Use existing vehicles and staff to collect IRI  instead of waiting for a specialized survey cycle.

Collect with everyday field equipment

Use any vehicle, smartphone, and sturdy windshield mount rather than a dedicated road survey vehicle.

Collect more often

Update roughness data when conditions, projects, or planning cycles require it instead of relying only on infrequent network-wide surveys.

Turn each drive into section results

Upload completed logs for processing against your mapped road sections or configured project intervals.

Bring results into existing workflows

Use maps, tables, summaries, and exports in GIS, reports, pavement planning, and project discussions.

Compare roughness data over time

Repeat the same routes and to monitor changes in roughness between surveys or project stages.

Keep field work simple

A straightforward mobile workflow helps staff collect IRI data without advanced survey equipment or complicated setup.
HOW IT WORKS

Simple Setup in under 5 minutes

The app records the sensor, speed, and location information needed for processing while the user focuses on driving.

Step 1

Mount

Secure the phone in a sturdy windshield mount before collection.

Step 2

Level

Use the in-app level tool to fine tune the phone’s orientation.

Step 3

Drive

Press start, drive the target roads. You focus on driving, the app does everything else.

Step 4

Upload

Upload logs and results are automatically mapped on the portal.

APP CAPABILITIES

Everything needed for practical IRI collection

The app combines smartphone sensors, GPS, speed checks, route context, and log notes so each run can be processed and interpreted correctly.

IRI measurement

Collect International Roughness Index results using smartphone sensor data during road collection.

Route-based collection

Collect across full road networks, project limits, selected routes, or interval-based sections.

Segment-level results

Review roughness results by configured road sections or project intervals.

Speed-aware workflow

Slow Mode filtering automatically keeps low-speed data from distorting results.

Repeatable monitoring

Collect updated runs over time to compare condition changes across the network.

IRI log notes

Add notes to logs so lane, direction, project, or collection context can be reviewed later.
WEB PORTAL OUTPUTS

Review roughness from network scale to individual segments

Color-coded map layers​

Display IRI results visually across the road network using clear condition categories. Roads are mapped by segment so teams can quickly identify rough areas, compare conditions across different streets, and focus attention on the sections that need a closer review.

Review IRI records in a searchable table and export the data for reporting, GIS use, or further analysis. This makes it easy to filter results by street, section, year, or condition category, then move the data into spreadsheets, maps, reports, or other pavement management workflows.

Use high-level statistics and distribution views to summarize network condition. Dashboard summaries help communicate overall roughness trends, compare results across collection years, and give decision makers a clearer picture of how road conditions are changing over time.

FAQ

TotalPave IRI FAQs​

Answers to the common setup, collection, export, and planning questions.

Do we need special equipment?

No. The recommended setup is a smartphone with the TotalPave IRI app, a vehicle in good working condition, and a sturdy windshield mount.

Yes. TotalPave IRI is designed so municipal staff, consultants, or contractors can collect roughness data using a simple app workflow.

The app logs smartphone sensor and location data while driving. Uploaded logs are processed to calculate IRI values for the target road sections.

IRI collection is designed to operate above 20 km/h or 12 mph. 

The app tracks speed and automatically enters Slow Mode which filters out data collected below the speed threshold so low-speed parts of a log do not distort the IRI calculation.

Yes. IRI data can be exported for spreadsheet, GIS, reporting, and pavement management workflows.

No. TotalPave IRI is a practical Class 3 collection option for network surveys, screening, repeat monitoring, planning, and project review. A Class 1 profiler may still be required when a contract, specification, or formal acceptance process calls for one.

REQUEST A DEMO

See how TotalPave IRI Can work for you

Get a live overview of the IRI app, collection workflow, portal outputs, and how it can fit your road condition assessment process.

What happens next?

After you submit the form, we will review your road network requirements and follow up with the best next steps for your team.

Get a quote or demo

Tell us about your road network or project and we will help identify the simplest way to collect IRI data.