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What's New Spectora now sends a webhook when an inspection's property address changes. Connected apps hear about it right away and can update their copy of the job. Why It Matters When you fix an address in Spectora, the apps you work with can get the fix too. That means less time spent correcting jobs by hand. Details New webhook event: inspection.address_updated Fires when any part of the property address changes: street, unit, address line 2, city, county, state, zip, or country One save sends one notification, even if you change several address fields at once Works for inspections in any status, and for edits made on web or mobile The payload includes the inspection ID and company ID, and apps use the Public API to read the updated address Subscribe to webhooks: https://developer.spectora.com/webhook-configuration Timing & Audience Available now for all companies with a connected integration. Apps need to subscribe to the new event before they start to receive it.

What's New Version 10.36.2 fixes an issue where the app could crash or fail to save your changes after switching away from Spectora and coming back. What we fixed App crashing or not saving after switching apps: On iOS and Android, leaving the app mid-inspection (for example, to take a call or open another app) and returning could cause a crash or prevent edits from saving or syncing properly. You may have seen this error: OBX_ERROR 10001: Cannot open store: another store is still open using the same path . The app now handles this safely, so your work saves as expected.

What's New You can now check your company's monthly (30 day cycle) API usage right from the Developer Portal. The new API Usage page shows your current plan, how much of your monthly quota you've used, and when it resets. Why It Matters You can see where you stand any time and plan ahead before you get close to your limit. Before this, the only way to check usage was to dig through the data that came back on each API call. Details Open the profile menu in the top right of the Developer Portal and select API Usage See your requests used, requests remaining, and your cycle reset date A yellow banner shows once you pass your included quota, and a red banner shows once you hit the hard limit and new requests will be rejected until the cycle resets Checking the page does not count against your quota The API overview page in the developer docs now points to this page too Timing & Audience Available now for any admin who signs in to the Developer Portal.