Open the report link, pick findings, choose what you're asking for, then share, download, or print the finished document.
This walkthrough is for the person building a repair request — usually the buyer's agent — from an inspection report link. If you're an inspector deciding whether to offer it, start with Repair requests.
On the published report, click Build repair request (it becomes View repair request once one exists). This opens the builder for that property.
Everything you do here saves automatically — a status badge in the toolbar shows when your changes are saved. A live document preview at the bottom of the page always reflects the finished result.
Fill in the requester's name, company, email, and phone. On first open, this is prefilled from the buyer's agent on the report when available — adjust it as needed.
The Findings From the Report section lists every finding on the report, numbered to match it. Check the ones you want to include. For each included finding, choose:
Request — what you're asking for: Repair, Replace, Credit, Further evaluation, or Other.
Credit amount — an optional dollar figure (useful with a Credit request).
Notes — anything the seller should know about this specific ask.
Findings are captured with the wording they had when you added them. If the inspector later edits the report and a finding you included is no longer there, it appears as a flagged item no longer in the report — it keeps its original wording until you remove it.
Copy seller link — copies a read-only link to share with the seller's side. They can view, download, and print it, but not edit it.
Download PDF — save the document as a PDF.
Print — print the document (only the document preview prints, not the builder controls).
If the inspector turns repair requests off (only possible while the report is unpublished), your existing link keeps working but becomes read-only — you can still download and share the document, just not change it.