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Inspections & Deposits

The deposit argument at the end of a tenancy is the one that damages a landlord's reputation fastest, and it is almost always an argument about evidence. Move-in and move-out are recorded photographically against the same rooms, the platform compares them, and any deduction is a person's decision with a written reason attached.

What it does

Room-by-room condition, photographed

An inspection records areas and their condition with images, held privately against the inspection rather than in a public bucket.

Move-in and move-out compared

Photographs of the same area are compared by perceptual fingerprint and reported as looking the same, looking different, or not comparable — the last of which is stated rather than guessed at.

A verdict that proposes, never disposes

The comparison orders the operator's attention. It does not deduct anything, flag a tenant, or decide a dispute.

Deposits held as a tracked balance

A deposit is a liability with a state — held, partially returned, returned, deducted — not a note in a spreadsheet.

Deductions with a reason on the record

Money kept from a deposit is an action a person takes, against a stated reason, visible to the tenant it was taken from.

Evidence that cannot be quietly revised

Inspection images have no update path once written; a correction is a new photograph, not an edited one.

How it works

The sequence an operator actually follows, not a feature list rearranged into steps.

  1. 1

    A move-in inspection records each area with photographs before the resident takes possession.

  2. 2

    At move-out the same areas are recorded again.

  3. 3

    The platform compares the two sets and reports where they differ.

  4. 4

    Any deduction is entered by a person with a reason, posts to the ledger, and is visible to the resident.

Enforced, not promised

What the database guarantees

These hold whether or not the interface remembers to check.

  • Inspection photographs are private and readable only by the parties to the tenancy and staff.
  • There is no update policy on inspection images — the record of what a room looked like cannot be rewritten after the fact.
  • No automated process deducts from a deposit. Every deduction has a person and a reason behind it.
Worth knowing

What it does not do yet

You will ask this in an evaluation, so here it is without being asked.

  • No video walkthrough capture — still photography only.
  • The comparison reports change, not cost. It does not estimate what a repair is worth.
  • No third-party adjudication workflow for a disputed deduction.

Works with

These share the same database, so nothing is re-keyed between them.

See inspections & deposits against your own portfolio

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