Property condition reports
Inventories, check-in and check-out, with photo evidence a deposit scheme will accept.
Condition reports with evidence attached, repair cases that start a timer, and a record that holds up when a tenant, an insurer or a regulator asks what happened.
Property software used to be a filing cabinet with photos. For social landlords in England that changed on 27 October 2025, when fixed timescales replaced best efforts. The data model has to hold a clock.
A photo with a date on it ends an argument that a written note starts.
A damp report is a case that runs across several visits and trades. Modelling it as an inspection loses the thread.
Inventories, check-in and check-out, with photo evidence a deposit scheme will accept.
A report that opens a case, starts the clock and escalates on its own.
Planned visits across many properties, with evidence captured per property.
Offline first, because the void property has no broadband and often no signal.
What is open, what is late, and what the regulator would see.
The case has to live where the rest of the tenancy already lives.
Phase one applies to social landlords in England. The scope widens in 2026 and again in 2027.

Different sector, same shape: a scheduled inspection, evidence captured in the field, and a document somebody may dispute months later. The reporting cycle came down by 70 percent once the certificate generated itself.
Where the timescales are now fixed and the reporting is to a regulator.
Inventories, condition reports and deposit disputes across many tenancies.
Portfolios where maintenance response is part of the product.
Firms carrying out the survey, where the report is what the client buys.
Related reading: home inspection software, safety inspection apps and field inspection digitisation.
Usually yes, and it is normally the deciding factor. A repair case that does not reach the tenancy record creates a second version of the truth.
That is the case for building in this sector right now. A clock that escalates on its own is different from a field holding a date.
The app writes to the device first and queues. Void properties and basements are exactly where inspections happen.
You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts stay in your name.
Thirty minutes with the engineers on how a report reaches you today and what has to happen in the first 24 hours.