Property maintenance pricing records.
Inoscope helps property maintenance and repair teams turn maintenance photos, site notes, invoices and job requests into scoped, priced work records ready for review and approval.
Inoscope turns job context into scoped, priced, approval-ready work records for builders, repair teams, reinstatement companies, franchise networks and QS teams.
Maintenance assessments from job requests and photos
Recurring repair pricing from approved history
Operations teams can prepare work for review
Buyer pain
Maintenance teams handle repeat jobs, urgent repairs and changing site context. Small jobs still leak margin when tenant photos, inspection notes, invoices and branch rates are scattered across email, phones and spreadsheets.
Workflow before Inoscope
A coordinator captures the request, asks for photos, checks previous work, finds rates, builds a quote and waits for a supervisor or branch lead to approve.
Workflow with Inoscope
Inoscope turns maintenance context into a scoped, priced assessment. Operations teams can prepare the record while supervisors review line items, rates, assumptions and evidence.
Accepted inputs
Job requests, tenant photos, site notes, inspection reports, voice notes, invoices, supplier bills, property records, emails and recurring work history can all become pricing context.
Outputs
Outputs include scoped maintenance line items, quantity notes, pricing records, assumptions, evidence trails, approval status and reusable approved pricing history.
Approval workflow
Coordinators and admin staff can move assessments forward while supervisors, branch leads or project managers approve the final pricing record.
Rate calibration
Recurring maintenance work, supplier invoices, contractor costs and completed-job outcomes can calibrate rates for future property repair assessments.
How this differs from estimating software
Property repair estimating tools help produce a quote. Inoscope keeps job requests, evidence, scope, rates, reviewer decisions and completed-job feedback together so recurring work becomes easier to price consistently.
Leakage visibility
Repeat maintenance work should improve future pricing. Inoscope keeps requests, rates, approvals and invoices connected so quote leakage is easier to spot across many small jobs.
Example job
A maintenance coordinator uploads tenant photos, inspection notes and recent supplier invoices. Inoscope creates the priced maintenance assessment, keeps evidence beside line items and sends the record to operations for approval.
Built for review, not blind automation.
Will the team still review the price?
Yes. Inoscope is built for review and approval. It prepares the scoped and priced record, then your estimator, project manager, branch lead or QS reviewer checks the logic and approves the outcome.
What if our rates are different?
Inoscope is designed around company-specific rates, margins, supplier pricing, contractor invoices and approved pricing history. The point is to calibrate pricing to your business, not blend it with another customer's rate book.
Straight answers for pricing teams.
Does Inoscope replace estimators?
No. Inoscope prepares the pricing record so experienced people can review, adjust and approve. It reduces manual estimate build-up; it does not remove expert judgment.
Can Inoscope use our own rates?
Yes. Inoscope can use company-specific rates, supplier pricing, contractor invoices, past quotes, approved prices and completed-job costs to support rate calibration.
What does Inoscope create?
It creates scoped line items, quantity notes, assumptions, pricing records, evidence trails, review-ready assessments and approved pricing history.