Turn inspection reports
into clear decisions.
Upload supported inspection and specialty reports. DocReviewIQ organizes findings for agent review, helps buyers identify requested repairs, tracks responses, and keeps documents together under the property.
One workflow across reports from different inspectors. No change to your inspector's report writing software.
Section 7. Electrical
The inspector observed the service panel, visible branch wiring, and a representative number of outlets.
Tap a highlighted line to sort it yourself, or pick another report.
Findings land here, tied to the page they came from
Check each one against the original report.
A documented negotiation, kept with the property
Example onlyReview findings, choose requests, keep the record together
Review organized findings alongside the original report, then use buyer selections to prepare a repair request. Decisions and supporting documents stay with the property.
Open electrical splices in the attic
Exposed wiring connections can be a shock and fire risk. The report recommends correction by a licensed electrician.
Active roof leak at chimney flashing
Ongoing water intrusion can damage framing and interior finishes. The report recommends repair by a qualified roofing contractor.
Missing GFCI protection in bathrooms
Outlets near water sources lack ground fault protection. The report recommends a licensed electrician add GFCI protection.
Hairline drywall cracks in hallway
The report notes hairline cracks in the hallway. Review the inspector's description and recommendations in the original report before deciding on follow up.
Illustrative examples. Actual output follows the wording and recommendations in the source report.
A clearer path from inspection to resolution
Review the report
Organize findings and inspection limitations in a property workspace for agent review.
Prepare the request
Invite the buyer to select items, then review the draft repair request before sending.
Keep the record
Store reports and transaction documents together for later reference.
14 supported report types
Home inspections and specialty reports can be organized under one property. A structural inspection by a home inspector and a structural engineer's report are separate types, because an inspector observes and an engineer opines.
48 Example Court
One property, 1 report
- Home Inspection
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