Clients sign from their phone and expect the report the same day. Teams split one property between inspectors. The office runs on numbers. Accuwriter is built for that job — from a solo inspector's first inspection to a multi-inspector team on the same property.
AI that does the writing
Turn an observation and a photo into clean, professional narrative in seconds — then edit it to sound like you, not like a robot.
KPIs on your business
Inspections completed, turnaround time, revenue, referral sources, inspector performance. Run the company on numbers instead of gut feel.
An intuitive report writer
The core of the product, built from the ground up. Fewer taps, no menu-diving, and a layout that follows the way you actually walk a property.
Web-based, zero install
Phone, tablet, laptop — same software, same data, always current. No app store updates, no "which version are you on?"
Multi-inspector sync
Two, three, five inspectors on one property, writing into one report at the same time. It just merges — no exports, no collisions.
E-signature built in
Agreements signed inside Accuwriter. No third-party signing service, no extra subscription, no bouncing your client between apps.
A modern calendar
Drag-and-drop scheduling that shows each inspector's availability, with a find-a-time picker for the office. Coming soon: online booking for clients and agents.
Template import
Bring the templates and comments you've spent years refining. Switching platforms shouldn't mean starting your library over.
Branded reports
Your logo, your colors, your cover page. The report that lands in a client's inbox looks like it came from your company, because it did.
One link for your client
The agreement, the invoice and the finished report in one place. Your client opens it from a link on their phone — no app, no password to remember.
Quotes that price themselves
Set your services, add-ons and size-based pricing once. Every quote comes out the same way, whoever answers the phone.
Roles for the whole office
Owners, office managers, schedulers and inspectors each see what their job needs — and pay figures stay with the people allowed to see them.