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Facilities & Property Audit Software

Site and Property Inspection Software for Consistent Building Standards

Run structured property inspections across buildings, offices, commercial sites, residential properties, campuses, and common areas. Verify site condition, capture evidence of defects, score every property consistently, and assign corrective actions before minor issues become costly failures.

Verified property observations Standardized inspection scoring Corrective-action tracking
Site and Property Inspection OverviewPortfolio, building, and repair visibility
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Property Condition Score91%Across 24 properties
Properties Inspected247 inspection zones
Open Findings145 need attention
Condition by inspection areaThis month
Exterior and site access
93%
Building condition
89%
Common areas
92%
Utilities and services
88%
Repair closure
84%
AI
Recurring property issueWater seepage and ceiling stains repeated across three properties after recent inspections.
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Site and Property Inspection Software

A Clearer Way to Inspect Every Property and Building Area

Taqtics connects property inspection templates, location-specific observations, photographic evidence, scoring, reports, ownership, and corrective actions in one workflow across every building, floor, zone, common area, and facility team.

01
Standardize property inspectionsUse consistent questions, inspection instructions, condition standards, risk categories, scoring rules, and evidence requirements.
02
Verify actual site conditionCapture the property, building, floor, zone, timestamp, photographs, comments, defect details, and supporting documents.
03
Close property defects fasterAssign findings to facility teams, property managers, maintenance teams, or vendors and verify closure with evidence.
Manual Inspection Gaps

Where Manual Site and Property Inspections Break Down

Select a common inspection gap to see why paper forms, spreadsheets, chat messages, and disconnected photographs make property findings difficult to verify and close.

Issue visibility

Property defects are reported across different channels

Leaks, cracks, broken fixtures, damaged surfaces, blocked access, drainage issues, and structural concerns may be shared through calls, messages, email, or spreadsheets.

Inspection consistency

Different inspectors evaluate the same condition differently

Without clear condition standards, reference instructions, severity definitions, and scoring rules, results vary across properties and teams.

Evidence quality

Managers cannot verify where or when a defect was found

Manual reports often separate the finding from the building, floor, zone, inspection time, photograph, comment, and responsible inspector.

Corrective action

Property issues remain open without clear follow-up

When actions are tracked through email or spreadsheets, ownership, deadlines, vendor updates, repair evidence, approval, and reopening become difficult to manage.

Property Inspection Coverage

What a Site and Property Inspection Should Cover

Move through five property areas to inspect the exterior, structure, common areas, utilities, accessibility, safety conditions, and defect follow-up.

Coverage area 01

Inspect the Property Before Entering the Building

Review external condition, access routes, surroundings, lighting, drainage, and visible building defects.

Exterior conditionCheck façades, roofs, boundary walls, windows, doors, shutters, signage, cracks, water damage, and external finishes.
Site access and surroundingsReview entrances, driveways, pathways, parking, landscaping, drainage, loading zones, lighting, and pedestrian access.
Coverage area 02

Verify the Condition of Internal Building Areas

Inspect structural surfaces and shared spaces for visible wear, damage, obstruction, and maintenance needs.

Structural and surface conditionInspect floors, ceilings, walls, columns, staircases, railings, tiles, panels, joints, and visible signs of wear or movement.
Common-area conditionReview receptions, corridors, lifts, stairwells, lobbies, shared rooms, washrooms, service areas, and tenant-access zones.
Coverage area 03

Identify Service Conditions That Could Affect Property Operations

Review visible electrical, lighting, plumbing, ventilation, HVAC, and drainage conditions across the property.

Electrical and lighting conditionCheck visible panels, sockets, switches, lighting fixtures, exposed wiring, backup lighting, and damaged components.
Plumbing, HVAC, and drainageReview leaks, water pressure, drainage, ventilation, air-conditioning condition, unusual noise, odor, moisture, and defects.
Coverage area 04

Keep the Property Accessible and Free From Visible Hazards

Verify accessibility features and identify common hazards affecting safe movement through the property.

AccessibilityInspect ramps, entrances, handrails, lifts, door widths, accessible washrooms, directional signs, and obstruction-free movement.
General site safetyCheck trip hazards, loose fixtures, damaged surfaces, unstable structures, blocked routes, poor lighting, unsafe edges, and restricted areas.
Coverage area 05

Turn Property Findings Into Accountable Repairs

Document the defect precisely, route it to the correct owner, and verify the repair before closure.

Defect documentationRecord defect type, exact location, severity, affected area, photographs, temporary controls, and responsible team.
Repair and closureTrack internal repairs, vendor work, deadlines, escalation, completion evidence, reviewer approval, and repeat defects.
How It Works

How Taqtics Digitizes Site and Property Inspections

Set the property standard once, guide inspectors through every building area, calculate results automatically, and convert defects into accountable repair actions.

01 · ConfigureCreate Property Inspection TemplatesBuild sections for exterior areas, building condition, common spaces, services, accessibility, safety, and follow-up.
02 · StandardizeSet Condition, Scoring, and Evidence RulesDefine answer formats, condition standards, severity levels, critical checks, references, and required proof.
03 · AssignSchedule by Property and ZoneAssign by portfolio, property, building, floor, zone, facility role, inspection type, frequency, and deadline.
04 · InspectComplete Property Inspections on MobileCapture site details, answers, photographs, comments, defect categories, severity, timestamps, and documents.
05 · ResolveAssign Repairs and Verify ClosureRoute defects to internal teams or vendors, escalate delays, review repair evidence, and monitor repeat issues.
Audit Reliability

Make Every Property Finding Easier to Verify

Verify the property, building area, inspection time, condition, evidence, severity, score, assigned owner, and closure status behind every site observation.

Site and Property Inspection
Business Tower AProperty and Zone Verified
43%
Level 4 · Common Area and Exterior10:24 AM
Property Condition Score91%
Completion43%
Inspection in progress · complete all required checks
1.0 Building Condition and Common Areas3/8 answered
Score: 91%
Q1*
Critical

Are floors, ceilings, and walls free from visible damage?

CompliantNon-compliantN/A
Q2*

Are entrances, doors, windows, and access points in good condition?

CompliantNon-compliantN/A
Q3*

Are corridors and common areas free from obstruction?

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Validated observations

Confirm which property area was inspected and preserve the evidence supporting every reported condition.

  • Property, building, floor, zone, and inspection-area context
  • Geo-verified and timestamped inspection with auditor details
  • Photographs and structured comments showing the actual condition
  • Defect references, measurements, asset details, and supporting documents

Standardized scoring

Apply consistent property-condition standards, severity rules, and scoring logic across sites and inspectors.

  • Area-specific inspection instructions and condition standards
  • Compliant, Non-compliant, and N/A answer rules
  • Critical, major, and minor property-defect classifications
  • Weighted scoring with automatic property-condition calculation

Corrective actions

Assign property defects and track each repair through evidence-backed closure.

  • Owners, priorities, deadlines, and overdue escalations
  • Routing to property, facility, maintenance, EHS, or vendor teams
  • Temporary control, repair, replacement, or area-restriction requirements
  • Closure evidence, reviewer approval, and reopening when required

Connect property inspections with corrective action tracking software so repair findings are not left unresolved.

Reports and AI Insights

Property Inspection Reports That Show Where Site Risk Is Increasing

Turn inspection data into visibility across property-condition scores, building areas, defect categories, repair actions, vendor performance, and recurring site issues.

01Compare property-condition scores across sites
02Identify critical and recurring building defects
03Track open, overdue, and completed repairs
04Find properties and building areas requiring attention
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  • Overall portfolio condition score
  • Property score by location
  • Building and floor-level performance
  • Exterior-condition findings
  • Common-area defects
  • Flooring, wall, and ceiling issues
  • Water leakage and moisture findings
  • Electrical and lighting defects
  • Plumbing, HVAC, and drainage issues
  • Accessibility gaps
  • Critical, major, and minor defects
  • Repeat findings by property
  • Open versus closed repair actions
  • Overdue repairs by responsible team
  • Vendor-assigned repair status
  • Average repair-closure time
  • Historical property-condition trends
  • AI-detected recurring defect patterns
Property Condition ReportPortfolio, defect, vendor, and repair visibility
Updated
Property Condition Score91%Across 24 properties
Open Property Findings145 require attention
Repair Closure Rate84%42 repairs closed
Condition by inspection areaThis month
Exterior
93
Building areas
89
Common areas
92
Utilities
88
Accessibility
94
Repair-action status50 total
84%
42Closed
6Open
2Overdue
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Recommended focusReview repeated water seepage on upper floors and recurring damaged-lighting findings across common areas.
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Checklist Library

Start With a Ready-to-Use Site and Property Inspection Checklist

Use structured checklist templates to define property areas, condition standards, evidence requirements, severity levels, scoring, and repair-action triggers.

FAQs

Site and Property Inspection Software Questions

What is site and property inspection software?+

Site and property inspection software helps facility and property teams inspect buildings, common areas, exterior spaces, utilities, accessibility, visible defects, and corrective actions through one digital workflow.

What should a property inspection include?+

A property inspection can include exterior condition, access routes, building surfaces, common areas, electrical and lighting condition, plumbing, HVAC, drainage, accessibility, visible hazards, and repair follow-up.

Can inspections be assigned by property, building, floor, and zone?+

Yes. Inspections can be assigned by portfolio, property, building, floor, zone, inspection type, facility role, frequency, and deadline.

Can inspectors capture photographs and defect comments?+

Yes. Inspection questions can require live photographs, structured comments, defect descriptions, location details, severity, measurements, and supporting documents.

Can property defects be classified by severity?+

Yes. Teams can classify findings as critical, major, or minor and apply different priorities, deadlines, escalation rules, and repair workflows.

Can failed inspection items create corrective actions automatically?+

Yes. Failed or critical checks can create repair actions with owners, priorities, deadlines, temporary controls, escalations, status tracking, and closure evidence.

Can internal teams and external vendors receive repair actions?+

Yes. Findings can be routed to property managers, facility teams, maintenance departments, EHS teams, contractors, and approved service vendors.

Can repair evidence be reviewed before closure?+

Yes. Reviewers can assess repair photographs, work records, vendor documents, comments, updated measurements, and follow-up inspections before approving closure.

Can property-condition scores be compared across a portfolio?+

Yes. Reports can compare properties, buildings, floors, inspection areas, defect categories, repair closure, vendor performance, and historical condition trends.

Can Taqtics identify recurring building defects?+

Yes. Historical inspection data can surface repeated leakage, lighting defects, surface damage, drainage problems, accessibility gaps, and recurring findings by property, building, floor, or zone.

Site and Property Inspection Software

Make Every Property Inspection Reliable and Actionable

Digitize site inspections, verify property conditions, identify defects, assign accountable repairs, and improve building standards across every property in your portfolio.