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Property inspection software is the platform that Property Managers, REIT operations leaders, Letting Agents, and inspection firms use to run move-in, move-out, periodic, condition, and statutory inspections across residential and commercial property portfolios with defensible evidence at every step. Inspectly360 digitises the full property inspection lifecycle with structured templates, condition grading rubrics aligned to RICS Home Survey and RERA, digital tenant and landlord signatures, AI condition assessment that compares move-out images against the move-in baseline, and statutory clocks per property that never lapse silently.
Everything your field team does on paper, Inspectly360 does automatically: faster, more accurate, and without the admin.
Your inspector takes a photo of any asset or defect. AI reads it and fills the inspection form automatically. No typing. No manual entry.
Inspectors speak their observations in any language. AI transcribes and fills the form in real time. Completely hands-free in the field.
The moment an inspection is submitted, a branded PDF, Excel, or CSV report generates automatically. No manual work. No waiting.
Inspectly360 integrates with the tools your team already uses, including Zoho, Microsoft 365, and SAP. No double entry.
Your operations team sees completion rates, open issues, and compliance scores across all sites in real time. No chasing updates.
What changes once property inspection software runs on one mobile-first platform with photo proof and live dashboards.
Property inspection software is the platform that Property Managers, REIT operations leaders, Letting Agents, and inspection firms use to run move-in, move-out, periodic, condition, and statutory inspections across residential and commercial property portfolios with defensible evidence at every step. Inspectly360 digitises the full property inspection lifecycle with structured templates, condition grading rubrics aligned to RICS Home Survey and RERA, digital tenant and landlord signatures, AI condition assessment that compares move-out images against the move-in baseline, and statutory clocks per property that never lapse silently. The chain of evidence supports deposit adjudication, dilapidations claims, capital expense decisions, and statutory regulator reviews.
The pain it solves is the everyday reality of property operations: deposit disputes contested with verbal memory rather than photo evidence, unit turn timelines stretched by days while the inspector types up the report at the office, RERA, fire NOC, lift licence, and electrical certification deadlines lapsing because nobody owned the renewal calendar, tenant access disputes that escalate because access protocols were not recorded, capital expense decisions made on agent recommendation without condition history, and owners or lenders waiting on PDFs that should have generated on site the moment the inspector closed out. Letting agents handling fifty tenancies a month cannot scale paper.
Inspectly360 combines ready-made move-in, move-out, periodic, condition, snag, and statutory templates for residential and commercial property; AI condition assessment with move-in to move-out diff; digital signatures from tenant, landlord, agent, or surveyor; offline capture in basements and new builds; tenant access protocol management; capital expense tracking against the unit; statutory clocks per property with 30, 60, 90 day renewal alerts; and white-label PDF reports that generate the moment the inspector closes out on site. Inspection firms deliver white-labelled packs to multiple owner clients; in-house property teams run unit turns, statutory cycles, and portfolio reviews on the same engine.
Property Managers and independent inspection firms follow this loop for tenancy lifecycles, capital projects, and statutory cycles.
Residential move-in / move-out / periodic, commercial fit-out / dilapidations / schedule of condition, RICS Home Survey Levels 1 to 3, RERA handover, or statutory cycle, each carrying the grading rubric the report consumer expects.
Configurable notice periods, tenant confirmation, access type (accompanied, key, agent), and notice trail satisfy tenancy law and tenant protocol obligations across UK, India, UAE, and other jurisdictions.
Capture in basements, new builds without utilities, and remote properties; AI suggests damage classification per element; move-out diff against move-in baseline runs on-device for privacy.
Tenant, landlord, agent, or surveyor sign digitally with timestamps and inspector identity through /features/electronic-forms; the inspection closes on site rather than three days later.
Branded white-label PDFs generate the moment the inspector closes out; statutory clocks per property update with renewal alerts via /features/automated-reports and /features/notifications.
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Inspectly360 sits as the inspection execution and condition evidence layer beside the property management platforms residential and commercial operators already run. Yardi, MRI, Reapit, Arthur, AppFolio, Buildium, and IBM TRIRIGA stay the system of record for lease, tenancy, rent collection, and unit-level financials. Inspectly360 produces the structured inspection evidence, AI move-in / move-out diff, condition reports, and statutory compliance proof those platforms reference but do not collect. Integrations push inspection summaries into the tenancy record so the property management view aggregates the evidence rather than reconstructing it. Tenancy deposit scheme submissions (TDS, DPS, my|deposits in the UK; equivalent jurisdictional schemes) export in the format each scheme accepts.
Letting agents typically pilot one tenancy lifecycle (move-in, periodic, move-out) for a defined property cluster and measure deposit dispute frequency and turn time. REIT operators pilot one inspection type per asset class (residential periodic, commercial schedule of condition, or statutory cycle) across one region. Independent inspection firms pilot the white-labelled client engagement workflow with two owner clients before scaling to the full book. In every case, the pilot keeps the existing property management platform as the tenancy and lease system of record while Inspectly360 produces the inspection layer.
Property operations almost always involve multiple parties: owner, property manager, letting agent, tenant, sub-let, contractor or vendor, surveyor, and adjudicator. RBAC scopes each party to the evidence they are entitled to. Surveyor reports (RICS Home Survey Level 1, 2, 3; commercial schedule of condition; dilapidations report) carry the rubric the surveyor signs off and export under the surveyor's credential. Adjudicator and deposit scheme access is read-only and scoped to the disputed tenancy with the evidence chain intact.
Procurement and legal should validate seven requirements before any rollout: SSO via SAML or OIDC tied to the operator's IdP, RBAC granular enough to scope a tenant to their tenancy only, offline capture verified in a real basement, configurable retention aligned to tenancy law and statutory windows, deposit scheme and adjudicator export formats acceptable in the operator's jurisdiction, RERA / RICS / equivalent regulator alignment, and a documented integration path into the property management platform already in use. For cross-jurisdiction operators (UK, India, UAE, EU), regional data residency aligns to the local tenancy regulator.
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Property Managers, REIT operations leaders, and Letting Agents comparing Inspectly360 to Word templates, email-based PDFs, and paper move-in checklists see the difference fastest on five dimensions: AI move-in / move-out diff for deposit dispute defensibility, RICS and RERA-aligned condition report depth, tenant access protocol management, capital expense tracking against the unit, and residential versus commercial workflow flex.
| Topic | Typical Gaps | With Inspectly360 |
|---|---|---|
| AI move-in / move-out diff for deposit defensibility | Move-in photos in personal camera rolls; move-out comparisons assembled from memory and disputed in adjudication. Deposit disputes default in the tenant's favour because the move-in evidence cannot be retrieved. | AI condition assessment automatically compares move-out photos against the move-in baseline per room. Disputes resolve on structured evidence with tenant signatures, timestamps, and AI-assisted change diff. |
| RICS and RERA-aligned condition report depth | Condition reports written in Word with paragraphs of text. RICS Home Survey grading and RERA handover checklists end up as bespoke per-inspector formats that owners and regulators question. | Templates align to RICS Home Survey Levels 1, 2, 3, RERA handover requirements, and surveyor-grade condition rating per element. Reports carry the grading rubric the surveyor or regulator expects. |
| Tenant access protocols and inspection logistics | Tenant access for inspections coordinated by phone and email; access refusals and access disputes happen the day of the inspection. Notice periods, key handover, and access records live in inbox threads. | Tenant access protocol bakes into the inspection workflow: configurable notice period, tenant confirmation, access type (accompanied, key, agent), and a record of every access event for tenancy law defensibility. |
| Capital expense tracking against the unit | Capital expense decisions (new boiler, kitchen replacement, refurbishment between tenancies) sit on agent recommendation rather than condition evidence per unit. Owners cannot defend CapEx to investors. | Capital expense decisions reference the inspection history per unit: condition trend across periodic inspections, photo history per element, and the cost of deferred replacement. CapEx defensible. |
| Residential vs commercial workflow flex | Residential and commercial property inspections need different templates, rubrics, and reports. One tool covers one workflow well and forces the other into the wrong shape. | Residential move-in / move-out, periodic inspection, condition report, and tenancy lifecycle run alongside commercial fit-out, MEP, dilapidations, schedule of condition, and lease-end on one engine. |
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At tenancy start, the inspector or tenant photographs each room and each named element (walls, floors, fixtures, fittings, appliances, external) using a structured move-in template; tenant signs the move-in record digitally and receives a copy. The platform stores the move-in baseline against the tenancy and the unit. At tenancy end, the move-out inspection runs the same template; AI condition assessment compares move-out photos against the move-in baseline per element and surfaces damage candidates for inspector and tenant confirmation. Damage is classified (fair wear and tear vs deductible damage), tenant signs the move-out record acknowledging the structured evidence (or declining and recording the dispute basis), and the deposit deduction decision sits on photographic comparison rather than narrative. Branded PDF packs generate for the tenancy file, the deposit scheme, and the landlord.
Condition reports run as periodic inspection programmes (typically quarterly, half-yearly, or per the tenancy agreement). Each report uses a structured element-by-element rubric: condition rating (excellent, good, fair, poor), photo evidence per element, and free-text comments where the rubric does not capture the issue. Periodic inspection findings feed the unit history so deterioration becomes visible across the tenancy. For letting agents handling fifty or more tenancies a month, the same template applies across the book with results aggregated by property, by tenant, and by issue class. Property managers see the report the moment the agent or inspector closes out, not three days later, which is how unit turn speed and tenant communication both improve.
RICS Home Survey templates align to Level 1 (condition rating), Level 2 (HomeBuyer Report), and Level 3 (Building Survey) requirements with the relevant rubric and report structure baked in. RERA handover templates (India and UAE variants) cover the regulator-required handover checklist for new-build residential and commercial property with photographic evidence per item and developer or owner sign-off. Surveyor reports export under the credentialed surveyor's sign-off in the format the regulator or buyer expects. For RICS, the report carries the surveyor identifier; for RERA, the handover pack matches the regulator submission format. Both retain centrally with the statutory retention window enforced.
Each unit accumulates inspection history across move-ins, periodic inspections, move-outs, and capital project events. Capital expense decisions (new boiler, kitchen replacement, bathroom refit, full refurbishment between tenancies, major MEP replacement) reference this history: condition trend per element, photo history showing deterioration, cost of deferred replacement vs proactive replacement, and tenant impact analysis. REIT operating committees and owner-side capital planning teams see capital expense recommendations grounded in evidence per unit rather than agent recommendation alone. Capital project execution then tracks back into the unit record so post-project periodic inspections start from the new baseline. This is the single biggest lever for defending CapEx to investors at the REIT board.
Residential property workflows revolve around tenancy lifecycle: move-in, periodic, move-out, deposit, and statutory safety (gas safety, EICR, EPC, fire NOC where applicable). Commercial property workflows revolve around lease lifecycle: fit-out inspection, schedule of condition at lease start, periodic landlord inspection, dilapidations assessment at lease end, and MEP plus statutory compliance throughout. Tenant access protocols differ (residential has stricter notice requirements in most jurisdictions), report consumers differ (deposit schemes vs landlord asset managers), and rubrics differ (residential element-by-element condition vs commercial schedule of condition by demised area). One platform runs both workflows; templates flex per property type so the right rubric applies to each tenancy.
When a deposit dispute arises, the adjudicator (TDS, DPS, my|deposits in the UK, the local equivalent elsewhere) receives an evidence pack from Inspectly360 that includes the move-in record with tenant signature, the move-out record with tenant signature or recorded dispute basis, the AI condition assessment diff per element, periodic inspection history showing the condition trajectory through the tenancy, photo evidence per damage item with timestamp and inspector identity, and any maintenance issues raised by the tenant during the tenancy. The pack assembles in the format the scheme accepts directly from the underlying record rather than being reconstructed. Adjudication outcomes typically resolve faster because the evidence chain is structured, signed, and immutable.
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