Stress-free multifamily compliance with HappyCo’s new required items and scoring features

End the days of faulty heaters and slippery walkways. Take the reins of preventative maintenance. But, how? Inspections’s latest updates are set to transform your multifamily operations.

End the days of faulty heaters and slippery walkways. Take the reins of preventative maintenance. But, how? Inspections’s latest updates are set to transform your multifamily operations.

Stress-free multifamily compliance with HappyCo’s new required items and scoring features
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End the days of faulty heaters and slippery walkways. Take the reins of preventative maintenance. But, how? Inspections’s latest updates are set to transform your multifamily operations.

With the latest updates to Inspections, your inspection essentials are always on the radar. With required items, required photos, and custom scoring, you can reduce the risk that vulnerable areas will evolve into costly lawsuits.

Required items: reducing risk, one inspection at a time.

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The update: Make it a requirement that specific items receive a rating during inspections. This helps slash the uncertainty in multifamily operations, allowing those in the home office to accurately assess unit or property conditions.

The benefits: Winterizing a multifamily community is just one occasion where a few missed details can spur a massive lawsuit. From icy walkways to heating systems, there are several key items to inspect ahead of and during wintertime. Now, with Inspections’s new required items feature, multifamily operators are able to ensure that an inspection report cannot be marked complete until specific items are rated within the form. That increased level of control puts multifamily executives in a far more secure place when it comes to lawsuits: from fire injuries or death to slip-and-fall claims.

Required photos & notes: your best defense in a bind.

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The update: Make it a requirement to take a photo and/or provide notes alongside a specific item rating. This enhances data quality by adding visual proof and detailed comments on key items in a unit or community. Time-stamped photos are your best defense against disputes and claims!

The benefits: Besides preventing the worst, required photos and notes empower operators to think far ahead about their properties — through preventative maintenance. When the property managers or maintenance techs conducting inspections have to note and photograph the condition of a furnace or HVAC system on a regular basis, they can help decision-makers opt for a reasonable repair instead of a pricey replacement after it’s too late.

Custom scoring: seamless adjustments for sound budgets.

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The update: Property staff can now overwrite a standard charge for items originally entered into a template at the corporate or regional level.

The benefit: During a pre move-out inspection, for example, your staff can enter a more accurate charge than listed for an item whose damage necessitates a different fix than expected. This kind of seamless adjustment means a solid budget for operators and a clearer picture of fees owed by a resident. Besides preventing disputes, Inspections’s newest feature can even help you build green communities. Now, for example, property staff can change the price of a window replacement and reflect an efficient alternative that might have dropped in cost after an original estimate.

From required items to custom scoring, enjoy a new and improved Inspections to suit a range of needs as you keep communities safe and thriving!

Take the uncertainty out of inspections – switch to mobile!

Inspections is here to help with your biggest multifamily concerns: from resident safety and brand reputation to reliable budgets and trouble-free move-outs! For faster turn and quality data capture, learn more about Inspections today.

Glennis Markison
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Glennis Markison
Senior Content & Webinar Producer

Glennis is a writer/producer from San Francisco. Taking the city’s trains and buses with riders of all ages and backgrounds inspired Glennis to go into journalism and share people’s stories for a living. After graduating from Johns Hopkins University in 2013, she worked at CBS San Francisco as a program coordinator, public affairs producer, and ultimately full-time news writer for the KPIX 5 Morning News. She’s excited to enter the bustling startup world and tell HappyCo’s stories across channels.

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