Latest Updates

What's New We've updated the Rapid Fire camera with new settings, granular zoom controls, and a cleaner interface. Plus, we fixed the map navigation to send you to more accurate addresses. Why It Matters These improvements give you precise control over your photo quality while simplifying the Rapid Fire camera interface, making it faster to capture the shots you need. The mapping fix ensures you'll navigate directly to the right location every time. Details New Camera Settings Page - Access comprehensive camera controls through the rapid camera settings, including default zoom presets, aspect ratio preferences, grid toggle, and reset to initial settings Granular Zoom Control - Updated slider with precise zoom ratios and presets that match your device's lens capabilities (replaces percentage zoom) Redesigned Camera Interface - Streamlined layout which moved flash, aspect ratio, gallery access, and done button placements for easier navigation Grid Setting Moved - Camera grid toggle relocated to settings page to reduce interface clutter More Accurate Map Navigation - Fixed address formatting sent to map apps for improved location accuracy Version: 10.25.1 (iOS and Android) Timing & Audience iOS and Android users will receive this update through a gradual rollout.

What We Fixed False Payout Pause Alert trigger resolved - Payout Pause Alerts will no longer be incorrectly triggered, and any alerts that were falsely created have been removed.

What's New We've resolved two critical publishing issues that were preventing inspectors from sharing completed reports with clients and causing confusion in the client portal. What We Fixed Published reports incorrectly showing as locked or unpublished - Fixed an issue where signed and paid special form (Wind Mit and 4-Point inspections), as well as inspection reports, displayed as locked or unpublished in the client portal, even though they were fully complete and accessible to inspectors. False error blocking inspection publishing - Resolved an error that prevented inspectors from publishing complete inspections. The system incorrectly claimed reports weren't finished even when they were 100% complete, forcing users to publish individual reports or temporarily disable settings as a workaround.