Product tour
See a report come together.
From the order to your signature, in four steps.
Every screen below is sample data.
The tour
Order in. Signed report out.
01
Start with the assignment.
The order arrives with the property, form, purpose and due date.
A sample assignment for 123 Oak St: Form 1004 in UAD 3.6, purchase, due October 10, ready to accept. 02
Talk through the inspection.
Narrate as you walk. Photos, voice and captured records fill the draft.
A sample draft for 123 Oak St. Gross living area: 1,536 sq ft, from Floor plan · 48'-0" × 32'-0". Condition: C3 · kitchen updated 2023, from Voice note · 00:04:21. Rooms: 3 bed · 1 bath, from Voice note · 00:02:10. Flood zone: Zone X, from FEMA flood map. Prior sale: $412,000, from MLS capture · sha256 4e1a…77c0. Parcel: R05-612-031, from County record. 03
Check every fact against its source.
Findings link to the evidence. What needs your judgment is marked.
A sample review queue. The open order, 123 Oak St, shows three findings: living area 1,536 sq ft matches the floor plan; condition C3 with the kitchen updated in 2023, from a voice note; and a prior sale of $412,000 that needs the appraiser’s analysis, from an MLS capture. Two more orders are in inspection and delivered. 04
Sign, deliver, keep the record.
You sign the version you mean to send. The workfile is sealed and kept.
A sample workfile for 123 Oak St: MLS page captured at 10:02 with its hash, a kitchen voice note at 10:14, the draft generated at 11:02, and the report signed and the workfile sealed at 16:40.
In every report
Fast to draft. Built to defend.
Voice to fields
Your words land in the right fields. Typed values are never overwritten.
A source on every field
MLS page, county record or your exact words, one click away.
Checks before you sign
A review checklist shows what still needs your call.
Workfile kept five years
Every capture and edit is logged and can’t be deleted early.
Take a closer look
Walk through a workflow.
For appraisers
Bring the inspection into the report.
Collect the observations and measurements. Review the draft with its evidence. Keep the appraisal decisions with you.
ExploreFor appraisers
Keep the listing behind the fact.
Navigate your MLS yourself, retain the permitted page and screenshot, and check extracted facts against the evidence you saw.
ExploreFor lenders and order originators
A clear request. A shared view of the work.
Give appraisers clear instructions, track the order and coordinate revisions while preserving their professional independence.
ExploreFor AMC teams
Coordinate the work. Keep judgment independent.
Move client instructions, panel assignment, QC and delivery through a deliberate review sequence your team can follow.
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