Built Inspect vs Kiosk Contacts

The Built Inspect App empowers inspectors to complete draw inspections directly from their mobile devices to deliver real-time inspection results to lending institutions. This app allows you to easily organize, schedule and manage your inspections right at your fingertips! Easily inspect properties by taking photos, track construction progress and record comments for lenders while on the construction site. The Built Inspect App removes the need for outdated paper inspection sheets! Inspections will be saved in areas of poor service & automatically submitted once connected to WiFi or cellular data, reducing upload issues - and allowing the inspector to complete inspections anywhere. Features: Offline inspection mode for easy upload in remote locations Access to your device’s camera to upload photos (including zoom functionality) Review of previous progress, new progress and what specific items changed affiliated with the project budget Access to lock box/gate code combinations to gain property access Ability to call, text or email project contacts, including builder and borrower Rescheduling functionality to manage inspections Submission of inspection report on-site in seconds Inspector Notepad: Personal section for the inspector to serve as reminders, store additional property information, add contact information, etc.

Kiosk Contacts presents a simple, configurable contact information form. The visitor enters his or her contact information and taps Submit. Kiosk Contacts parses the form data and initiates a mail or message, based on the form data, if so configured. The data is saved and the form is then cleared, ready for the next visitor. Kiosk Contacts stores the contact form data inside the app. Use iOS Files to access this data directly or to share it with another computer. Open Files and navigate to On My iPad. Tap on the folder Kiosk Contacts. This folder is only present after Kiosk Contacts has been started at least once. Tap and hold on a file for a pop-up menu of actions, among which are Quick Look and Share. Use Share to share a file with, for example, Mail. As desired, share the file contacts.csv to another computer for processing. The contacts.csv file may be easily processed with, for example, Numbers, MS Excell, or Google Docs.