Bring back a clear inspection report.
Guide your team through an inspection and save what they find. Keep answers, photos, and the finished report with the job.
Not at the kitchen table
The report is finished when the inspection is.
Written up later
- Notes on a pad, typed at 9 p.m.
- Details forgotten, photos in the camera roll
- A thin report the homeowner doesn’t trust
Filled in on site
- Answers recorded in the attic
- Photos attached to the findings
- A professional report the customer can read the same day
Inspection in four steps
Your questions, in your order.
- 1
Pick the template
Built for the kind of inspection your team does.
- 2
Answer
Only relevant questions appear and need an answer.
- 3
Add proof
Photos, structured findings and signatures the report needs.
- 4
Submit
The report is done and the visit can finish.
Interrupted?
Pick up the report right where you stopped.
Drafts are saved to the exact visit they started from. The tech resumes that draft instead of starting a duplicate, and a draft never counts as a finished report.
Real screens
Fill in an inspection report.
Tap the highlighted spot, or use Next.Step 1 of 2
After it’s submitted
Findings that lead somewhere.
- Keep the completed report with the job for office and field review.
- Use report-owned findings to support service points and related follow-up.
- Update finalized answers through the report workflow rather than creating a second unrelated record.
Part of Wildlife & Pest Operations
Inspections that turn into quotes.
Report findings and photos stay on the job, ready for the proposal and the next visit.
Comes in from
Quotes
An accepted quote sets the project scope your crew has to finish.
Comes in from
Dispatch
Trap checks, pickups, and treatments arrive on the right route.
What happens here
Wildlife Reports
- 1Inspection questions & evidence
- 2Drafts & visit-linked reports
- 3Finished records & follow-up
Same customer, same job, same record.