Routine & Move Inspections

Keep every routine and move inspection on schedule without the manual coordination that buries your property managers.

185 hrs
Time saved/month
7
Companies have mapped
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About This Automation

Routine and move inspections require property managers to coordinate schedules, compile photos and notes into reports, and log findings across multiple systems. Manual scheduling and report writing consume per week and create inconsistent documentation.

Automation coordinates tenant availability with inspector schedules, consolidates photos into standardized reports, and logs findings automatically. The process runs end-to-end with minimal manual intervention.

Key features
Schedule inspections by parsing tenant availability and confirming appointments without back-and-forth messages
Consolidate photos and notes into professional, standardized inspection reports
Categorize damage findings and assign repair priorities automatically
Distribute reports to tenants and owners with formatted PDFs and cover letters
Log inspection results and repair actions directly into your property management system

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. Inspection Due or Move-Out Triggeredtrigger

The automation is triggered when an inspection date arrives or a move-out notice is logged.

2. Fetch Tenant Contact & Property Details

The system retrieves the tenant's phone number, email, property address, and inspection type.

3. Send Scheduling Request via Email

An automated email is sent to the tenant with 3 to 5 available time slots, generated from the property manager's calendar availability.

4. Receive Tenant Confirmation

The tenant replies with their chosen time slot, and the system parses the response to confirm the appointment.

5. Create Calendar Event & Send Reminder

The confirmed inspection is added and a reminder is sent to the inspector 24 hours before the appointment.

6. Generate Inspection Checklist

A customized inspection checklist is created and sent to the inspector, tailored to the property type and inspection reason.

7. Compile Photos and Generate Report

After the inspection, photos uploaded are automatically organized and combined with the inspector's notes into a standardized report template.

8. Send Report and Log

The completed report is emailed to the tenant and property owner, and all findings are logged for audit and future reference.

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Estimated Time Saving
185hrs/month
Process pain:8.2/10
Mapped by:7 Companies

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