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In the mobile app: the Inspections tab → tap an inspection card.

The Inspection Summary is the screen you see when you tap an inspection in the list. It holds everything about the job in one place: the property, the client and agents, payments, agreements and status. From here you open the report editor to start inspecting. The screen scrolls. From top to bottom it shows the property photo, the job details, the Report Editor button, four tiles, Quick Links, the contacts, Property Information, Service Info, Your Payout, Private Notes, Additional Documents, Additional Reports and Custom Fields. Pull the screen down to refresh it. The Inspection Summary screen for 1420 Maple Avenue, Springfield, IL 62704. At the top, a photo of a two-story house with round buttons: a notes icon top left, a directions arrow and a Zillow button top right, a camera icon bottom left and an expand icon bottom right. Below, a card with the address and a copy button, Sat, Oct 24 at 8:30 AM, the inspector Alex Rivera, the service Single Family Inspection and the add-ons Termite Inspection, Radon Inspection. Then a blue Report Editor button and four tiles: Agreements (All Signed), Fees & Payments (Paid), Status (Confirmed) and Reschedule (Oct 24, 8:30 AM)

The property photo

The photo at the top is the inspection’s banner image, the same one clients see in their report portal. When an inspection has no photo, the box reads No banner image with an Add Image button. The Open with menu over the Inspection Summary, offering Apple Maps, Browser (Google Maps) and Cancel
A new photo replaces the banner for the whole inspection: it shows on the dashboard and in the client’s report portal too. The app needs an internet connection to upload it.

The job details card

Under the photo:
  • Address, with a copy button. Tap it to copy the full address.
  • Date and start time, in your company’s time zone.
  • Inspector, everyone assigned to the inspection.
  • Service and Add-ons booked for this inspection.

Report Editor and Send to Client

The big blue button changes with the inspection’s status: The Inspection Summary of a Draft inspection: the blue button reads Send to Client, the Fees & Payments tile is greyed out with Not Available, and the Status tile reads Draft Send to Client asks “This will send the inspection proposal to the client for review. Are you sure?” Tap Send to send it. The inspection moves to Review and your quote automations run, so the client gets the quote email. See Send a quote.

The four tiles

The four tiles, Agreements (All Signed), Fees & Payments (Paid), Status (Confirmed) and Reschedule (Oct 24, 8:30 AM), and below them the Quick Links list: Publish All Reports (Make reports visible to clients), Add Additional Report (Upload a document or link for the client), Edit Inspection Order (Inspector's Dashboard), Preview report (Inspector's Report Preview), Portal Activity (See who accessed the portal) and Send Published Reports (Professional email: Client / Agent / Etc) Fees & Payments only opens on a Confirmed inspection with a price. On any other status it’s greyed out and reads Not Available.

Change the status

1

Tap the Status tile

The Update Status window lists Confirmed, Waiting, Review, Draft and Canceled. The current one is marked Current.
2

Pick the new status and tap Save Changes

The Update Status window for 1420 Maple Avenue, Springfield, IL 62704 with the options Confirmed (marked Current), Waiting, Review, Draft and Canceled. Canceled is selected. Buttons Cancel and Save Changes
3

Check the change and tap Confirm Update

The window shows the change, for example Confirmed → Canceled, and warns: “Automations, calendar events, and invoicing tied to this status will run automatically.” Tap Back to pick again.The Confirm Status Change step: a green Confirmed badge, an arrow and a red Canceled badge, with the note Automations, calendar events, and invoicing tied to this status will run automatically. Buttons Back and Confirm Update
A status change in the app works exactly like one on the dashboard. Moving to Review sends the client the quote, moving to Confirmed runs your booking automations, and Canceled runs your cancellation automations and removes the calendar events. See Inspection statuses.

Reschedule the inspection

1

Tap the Reschedule tile

The Reschedule Inspection sheet shows the current time (“Currently: Sat, Oct 24, 2026 · 8:30 AM”) and a row of dates. Swipe the dates to see later days.
2

Pick a day, then a time

The app shows the times the assigned inspector is free that day, based on the inspection’s length. Tap a time. The bar at the bottom shows New time, for example “Mon, Oct 26 · 9:00 AM”.The Reschedule Inspection sheet: Currently Sat, Oct 24, 2026 · 8:30 AM, a row of dates from Sat 24 Oct to Thu 29 Oct with Mon 26 selected, a Show busy slots switch (Include times with calendar conflicts) turned off, a grid of times from 7:00 AM to 11:15 AM with 9:00 AM selected, the note New time: Mon, Oct 26 · 9:00 AM and a Confirm Reschedule button
3

Tap Confirm Reschedule

The app shows “Inspection Rescheduled: Pricing, calendar events, and automations have been updated.”
  • Show busy slots adds the times that clash with something on the inspector’s calendar. Turn it on when you know the clash is fine.
  • If a day has no free times, the sheet says “No open times this day. Turn on “Show busy slots” to pick anyway.”
  • Times are shown in your company’s time zone. The sheet says which one under the times.
  • Rescheduling needs an internet connection.
See Reschedule an inspection for what changes when an inspection moves.

Publish all reports

Tap Publish All Reports, then Publish All to confirm. The app shows “2 reports published. Reports are generating in the background and will be ready shortly.” Publishing makes the reports visible to your clients and runs your “reports published” automations, the same as on the dashboard. A report isn’t published if:
  • it has flagged comments. The app lists the reports with flagged fields to fix first;
  • your company requires every section to be finished before publishing, and some subsections aren’t done. The app lists each report with the number of unfinished subsections.
When only some reports can be published, the app offers Publish 1 (or however many are ready) for the rest.

Add an additional report

The Add Additional Report window: Name (required, example e.g. Radon Test Results), Description (you can include a link here), Attachment (optional) with Document and Photo buttons, the note You can upload a file or just add a name with a description containing a link, and Cancel and Add Report buttons
  1. Tap Add Additional Report.
  2. Type a Name, for example “Radon Test Results”. This is what the client sees.
  3. Add a Description. You can paste a link here, for example to a lab’s results page.
  4. Attach a file if you have one: Document (PDF, Word or Excel) or Photo (JPEG, PNG or GIF), up to 100 MB.
  5. Tap Add Report (or Upload Report when a file is attached).
The report shows on the client’s portal straight away and runs your “additional report added” automations. See Adding additional reports.

Portal Activity

The Portal Activity History window for 1420 Maple Avenue, Springfield, IL 62704: 5 Total Views, 2 Unique, 4 Today. Below, newest first: Jordan Taylor, jordan.taylor@example.com, Report View, View PDF, 30m ago; Jordan Taylor, Report View, View on Web, 33m ago; Jordan Taylor, Portal Access, Direct link, 34m ago; Morgan Lee, morgan.lee@example.com, Report View, View on Web, 2h ago. At the bottom, Showing 5 views with Refresh and Done buttons Each row shows who it was, their email, what they did and when:
  • Portal Access: they opened the client portal, for example from a Direct link in an email.
  • Report View: they opened a report, as View on Web or View PDF, or an additional report such as “Additional: Radon Test Results”.
The tiles at the top count Total Views, Unique people and views Today. Tap Refresh to load new activity. See Portal Activity.

Contacts

Contact sections on the Inspection Summary: Customer Contacts (1) with Jordan Taylor, Customer, jordan.taylor@example.com, (217) 555-0101; Realtor Contacts (2) with Morgan Lee, Buyer Agent, and Taylor Brooks, Listing Agent; Sub Contractor Contacts (1) with Dana Whitfield, Sub Contractor; and Insurance Agent Contacts (1) with Pat Morales, Insurance Agent, each with email and phone Contacts are grouped by role, each heading with a count:
  • Customer Contacts: the clients.
  • Realtor Contacts: buyer’s agents first, then listing agents.
  • Sub Contractor Contacts: partners on the job, such as a radon tester.
  • Insurance Agent Contacts.
  • Additional Contacts: everyone else, such as a transaction coordinator, attorney, title company or lender.
  • Inspector Contacts.
A heading only shows when it has someone in it. Tap a contact to call, text or email them. The contact window for Jordan Taylor with three buttons: Call (217) 555-0101, Text (217) 555-0101 and Email jordan.taylor@example.com, copy buttons under the phone number and the email, and a Cancel button Call, Text and Email open your phone’s own phone, Messages and mail apps. Nothing is sent until you send it there. The copy buttons copy the phone number or email. To add or change contacts, use Edit Inspection Order (it opens the dashboard).

Property Information

The Property Information card with a pencil next to each row: Address 1420 Maple Avenue, Springfield, IL 62704; Property Type Single Family; Occupancy Occupied; Square Footage 2,150 sq ft; Year Built 1987; Bedrooms 4; Bathrooms 2.5; Foundation Type Basement. Below it the start of the Service Info card Tap the pencil next to any row to change it on site: The Edit Occupancy window with three options, Vacant, Occupied (selected) and Tenant Occupied, and Cancel and Save buttons Tap Save. The change saves to the inspection straight away and shows on the dashboard. It needs an internet connection.
Changing these details doesn’t change the price. Prices are worked out when the inspection is booked. To reprice, use Edit Inspection Order on the dashboard.

Service Info and Your Payout

The Service Info card: Service, Single Family Inspection; Add-on Services, Termite Inspection and Radon Inspection; Agreements, Home Inspection Agreement; Reports, Hive Residential Template. Below, the Your Payout card: Total $390.00 with an Unpaid badge, and lines Single Family Inspection $285.00, Radon Inspection $75.00, Termite Inspection $30.00 Service Info lists what was booked: the Service, the Add-on Services, the Agreements and the Reports (the report templates on the inspection). An urgent request is marked Urgent Request. Your Payout shows what you’ll be paid for this inspection, line by line, and the Total. The badge reads Unpaid until your company marks it paid, then Paid with the date. It shows only when:
  • the inspection is Confirmed;
  • your company shows payouts to inspectors and lets you see your own (set on the web, see Pay splits);
  • you have payout lines on this inspection.
A line may read Rate not set when your company hasn’t set your pay for that service yet, or Adjusted when the owner changed the amount by hand.

Private Notes, documents and additional reports

The bottom of the Inspection Summary: Private Notes with an Edit button and the note Gate code 4512. Seller's dog stays in the backyard, so keep the side gate closed. Electrical panel is in the basement utility room. Below, Additional Documents (1) with Seller's Disclosure.pdf, 242.19 KB, Oct 21, 2026; Additional Reports (1) with an Add button and Radon Test Results, 48-hour radon test. Average 2.1 pCi/L, below the EPA action level of 4.0, Added Oct 24, 2026, with a delete button; and Custom Fields (Organization-specific data fields) with Detached Garage turned on and Number of Units 1
  • Private Notes: notes for the inspector only, such as a gate code or lockbox. Clients never see them. Tap Edit, type, then tap Save. They’re the same notes as the dashboard’s Private Notes box on the inspection order.
  • Additional Documents: files attached to the inspection on the dashboard, such as a seller’s disclosure. Tap one to open it. This section only shows when there are documents and you’re online.
  • Additional Reports: the extra reports on the client’s portal. Tap one to open it, the trash button to delete it (you’re asked first), or Add to add another.

Custom Fields

Custom Fields shows your company’s own questions, such as “Number of Units” or “Gate or Lockbox Code”. Only fields with Display on mobile app turned on show here. See Custom inspection fields. Tap the copy button, or press and hold a value, to copy it.

Offline

Without signal, the summary shows the last copy saved on your phone with an Offline Mode banner: “Showing cached data. Connect to internet for latest updates.” You can still read everything and open the report editor for a downloaded inspection. Changing the status, rescheduling, editing details, adding reports and publishing need a connection.

Common questions

The Report Editor button only shows on Confirmed inspections. A Draft shows Send to Client instead. Confirm the inspection with the Status tile, or on the dashboard, then open the report editor.
It only opens on a Confirmed inspection with a price above $0. A draft, quote, waiting or canceled inspection reads **Not Available**, and a $0 inspection reads N/A.
It can. A status change in the app runs the same automations as on the dashboard. Moving to Review sends the quote, Confirmed runs your booking automations and Canceled runs your cancellation automations. Check your automations before you change a status on site.
It shows only on Confirmed inspections, when you’re online, when your company has turned on payouts for inspectors and lets you see your own, and when you have pay on this inspection. Ask your company owner if you expect to see it.
Not on this screen. Tap Edit Inspection Order to open the inspection on the dashboard, change the contacts there, then pull the summary down to refresh it.
On the dashboard, open Business Tools → Custom Fields, edit the field and turn on Display on mobile app.
Yes. Tap Agreements, then Sign next to the agreement, and hand the phone to the client. See Agreements and signing.

Where to go next

Last modified on October 25, 2026