From inspection report to repair decisions
Inspection reports contain detailed information buyers need to evaluate. DocReviewIQ helps agents review findings with clients, prepare repair requests, and organize the supporting record in one property workspace.
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Client: Jordan Sample · Listing agent: Casey ListingA home inspection is uploaded
Your buyer has a deadline, and the report is waiting.
A comprehensive report needs a practical review process
Inspection reports are comprehensive by design. Buyers and agents need a reliable way to review findings, identify questions for the inspector or a specialist, and document which items they want to address.
One workflow, every inspector
Create one property record and upload supported reports from the inspectors and specialty providers involved in the transaction. Your review process stays in one place even when the source reports come from different companies.
Built around a realtor's actual week
Organized findings for review
Findings, stated limitations, and recommendations are grouped for agent review. Check the source report before sharing.
A dashboard that keeps the records
Properties, reports, and versions in one place. Search and filter by status, date, report type, or client when you need a deal's paper trail later.
Review before you share
You review generated material before it goes to a client. The original inspector's report remains the source, and generated documents include report specific notices.
Buyer selections you can review
Buyers can identify the findings they want addressed. You review and finalize the request.
Repair requests from selected items
Turn the items your buyer selects into a clean repair request instead of retyping inspector language into an addendum at 11pm before a deadline.
Your brand on the deliverable
Summaries and repair requests can carry your logo and contact info, so the document your buyer saves has your name on it.
Every report in the deal, one property record
Home inspection, radon, water, well, mold, sewer scope, termite, roof, septic, chimney, pool, infrared and both structural report types: 14 supported types that live in the same property workspace. See the FAQ for the full list.
During the option period
Organized findings help you and your buyer work through the report while the clock runs.
Before closing
Confirm the closing date and review what your buyer will receive. You stay in control of what goes out.
At the closing table
Check the recipient and included files, then confirm the handoff to your buyer.
Bring a clearer process to the next inspection
Agents can start free today. Brokerages and teams can request early access.