Latest Updates

What's New The Spectora Public API can now pull your inspectors and services and check open inspection times. Integrations get the names, IDs and available openings they need to enrich workflows/automations. Why It Matters Your integration can confirm a time with and know current service offerings without opening Spectora. Fewer blind bookings means less cleanup on your calendar. Details Inspectors: GET /v2/inspectors lists your active inspectors by default. Add filter[active]=false to see inactive ones. GET /v2/inspectors/{id} returns one inspector, active or inactive. Each one comes with their ID, first and last name, email, phone and mobile numbers, profile photo, active status, and created and updated dates. Services: GET /v2/services lists your services with their IDs, names, duration and price. GET /v2/services/{id} returns one service. Availability: GET /v2/availabilities returns open start times for each inspector, day by day, for the services you request or all availability. You can check up to 1 month at a time. Availability accounts for working hours, time off, blocked time, existing inspections, events, and placeholders. Slot length uses the duration you send. If you leave it out, it adds up the base durations of the requested services and add-ons. If neither is set, it uses your company's default. Times come back in your company's time zone. Requests only return data from your own account. Full request and response details are in the developer portal: https://developer.spectora.com/api/inspectors https://developer.spectora.com/api/services https://developer.spectora.com/api/availabilities Note: Availability does not apply your minimum lead time or duration modifiers like square footage or home age. Slots are based on base service durations. Note: Add-on Services are not available yet through the API but will be soon. Note: These endpoints are not part of the AI Connector yet. Timing & Audience Available now for every company with Public API access, including the Free API plan.

What's New Custom scheduling fields in the Service Details section now have the option to show up only when certain services or add-ons are on the order. Why It Matters Your team sees only the questions that apply to the job they're booking. The form stays shorter and fewer answers get filled in by mistake. Details The new option is only available for custom scheduling fields configured to show in the Service Details section of the order form. Edit a custom scheduling field in the Service Details section and check Only show when defined service is selected Pick one or more Services and/or Add-Ons to trigger the field. At least one is required to save When a matching service or add-on is selected, the field appears on the order form. If it gets deselected, the field hides and clears any answer typed into it, so hidden answers never reach the charges, a draft, or the booked order Conditional fields still show on the Manage Custom Scheduling Fields page for positioning and preview, and the Additional Settings column flags which fields use this setting These fields stay locked to the Service Details section. To move one, edit the field and turn the setting off first If a linked service or add-on is deleted later, the field keeps working for its remaining linked services or add-ons Note: This applies to the internal New Order form only. The legacy order form and online scheduler are not affected. Timing & Audience Available now for all companies. Admins can set it up from Manage Custom Scheduling Fields .

What's New Multiple choice defects now show each selected option as its own bullet on the final report. Photo caption bubbles are also easier to see and find. Why It Matters Your clients get a tooltip that points them to your photo captions, and multiple-choice defects are now easier to scan as a list. Details Findings as a bullet list: On multiple-choice defects, the narrative now comes first, followed by Findings with each selected option on its own line. This applies to the web report and PDF. Custom options included: Options added with the OTHER field show up as bullets too. No change to other types: Informational and limitation multiple-choice comments look the same as before. Easier-to-spot caption bubbles: The caption bubble now sits on a dark background, so it's visible on bright, dark, and white-bordered photos. It also stays on the photo at any screen size. First-time hint: The first time someone opens a report, a tooltip points to a caption bubble and tells them to hover (computer) or tap (phone/tablet) to see the photo's caption. Caption updates apply to the web report (Full Report and Summary), not the PDF. Timing & Audience These are available now to all inspectors. Note: Reports published before Monday, November 9, 2026 at 8 AM EST keep their current multiple choice layout.