For letting agencies and landlords: the joint ingoing and outgoing inspection — photographed room by room, signed by landlord and tenant at the property, the report in both inboxes in minutes. Sold as InspectorPro, built on OwnerPilot.
The Rental Housing Act asks landlord and tenant to walk the property together at the start and the end of a lease and to write down what they find. Most of the industry still does that on paper, with a phone camera on the side and an argument about the deposit at the end.
InspectorPro puts the whole thing on the agent's phone: every room rated, every mark photographed and timestamped, both parties signing on the screen, the report sealed the moment the second signature lands and e-mailed to both within minutes. At the end of the lease the outgoing inspection is walked against the ingoing one, so wear and tear is separated from damage with evidence, inside the legal window.
An agency runs it under its own brand — logo on the workspace, the reports and the e-mails — with unlimited agents, a page for every landlord, and a landing page it can publish to its own domain. It is a vertical of OwnerPilot: the same Command Centre, the same Web-CMS, the same isolation of every business's data.
See InspectorProYour brand on every report, your agents on their phones, every landlord in the loop. A once-off setup, then a price per report.
Let one place? Run the joint inspection yourself, one report at a time, no setup fee.
A link to a sealed, photographed, signed report — the same one the landlord holds. No app, no account.
Yes. InspectorPro is a vertical of OwnerPilot: an agency gets the Command Centre, the Web-CMS and a landing page of its own, with the inspections module inside it.
On the InspectorPro site — three demos open with one click, no account needed, and the sign-up is there too.
Tell us whether you are an agency or a landlord and roughly how many inspections a month, and we will point you at the right setup.