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Duplicate previous inspections to kick-start new inspections

We're excited to launch a highly requested feature: the ability to use your previous inspections as a template for new inspections. Re-using the layout of the property and highlighting items from the previous inspection that required special attention. This helps you get started by literally following the footsteps of your previous inspection and ensuring you don't miss anything important.

To get started make sure you have the latest version of the myInspections app installed on your phone and start a new inspection. You can then select to duplicate a previous completed inspection to streamline your next inspection.

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Introducing building and unit grouping

You can now group your properties by building. Many of you run apartment complexes and other buildings with several units, and asked to see them together. Your properties list now shows each building, not its units, alongside your standalone properties. Open a building to see all of its units in one place. To add a unit, go to Properties and select New. Set Type to Unit in a building, then enter the unit and the building's address. On a building's own page, Add unit fills the building in fo...

Checklists just got superpowered

We are excited to release v2.0 of checklists. Previously, when building a checklist, you'd itemize things to check, and you'd get a simple (but powerful) "no issues"/"requires attention". This has worked for years, but by popular demand, we have extended our checklists to be much more powerful. Now, it's hard to imagine inspections and workflows that you can't run on myInspections. As of today on the web, and from v1.11.13 in the app, checklists include five types: • Condition: Our trusty ...

NSPIRE checklists

We've built a new flow for running NSPIRE inspections. They are catered specifically for U.S. Affordable Housing providers. If they apply to you, we think you'll be very happy to know about our first-class support for them! • Every NSPIRE standard is an area, and every deficiency is a one-tap answer with its location and severity. Skip any area that doesn't apply by marking it N/A. • Get started with our NSPIRE inspection checklist template. • It's an early release, so expect changes, and we...