Welcome to Eave

A quick tour of what Eave does and how to get started building inspection reports.

Eave helps home inspectors build professional inspection reports and share them with clients. You fill out a structured template on-site, attach photos and videos, and publish a polished PDF report that clients can view, download, and sign — all from one place.

What you can do with Eave

  • Run inspections from the built-in Standard Home Inspection template or your own custom templates.
  • Capture evidence with photos and videos attached directly to each item you inspect.
  • Flag issues automatically — warnings and home-care tips appear on the report based on the answers you enter.
  • Publish & share a client-facing report that supports digital signatures.
  • Collaborate by sharing templates and reports across your organization.

The basic workflow

  1. Set up your profile so your name, license, business details, and signature appear on reports. See Dashboard overview and Business profile & licensing.
  2. Add an inspection and pick a template. See Add an inspection.
  3. Fill out the sections on-site, adding photos and videos as you go. See Filling out sections.
  4. Review warnings and home-care tips that were triggered by your answers. See Warnings & safety notices and Home care tips.
  5. Publish the report and share it with your clients. See Publishing & sharing reports.

Before your first inspection

A complete profile makes your reports look professional and may be required for licensure. From Settings → Account, fill in:

  • Profile — your full legal name and business phone.
  • Business — company name and address.
  • Licensing — your license number(s), unless your state doesn't require one.
  • Signature — draw or upload the signature that appears on reports.
Eave shows a profile-completeness indicator in the sidebar. Click it any time to see which fields are still missing.

Need a hand?

Every page in this Help Center is searchable from the command palette — press the search button in the sidebar and look under Help & Docs.