
From inspection to quality check, all on one platform.
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The mobile-first appraisal platform. Inspection, data, reports, and compliance in one workflow.

AI-powered quality control for every appraisal report. Five independent AI engines, in real time.
GSE verified for UAD 3.6. Legacy forms like the 1004 are still supported.
Your report is drafted as you work, so there's less retyping back at the desk.
Pull MLS and public record data straight into your appraisal workflow.
Find inconsistencies, missing data, and reporting issues before you submit.
So far I really have to say that ApprAIz was the easiest to use and most intuitive.
I’m out there in the field — the mud, the sweat, the rain — and with my iPhone or iPad, I’m able to do inspections and have at least 60 to 70% of my report typed by the time I hit the desk.
We did an inspection and finished the report in under an hour — and that was very easy for me to do. One of my execs who isn’t even an appraiser was able to complete 87% of a report the first time she opened it.
Hit this mobile app is the best that I’ve used in 34 years. It’s very efficient, it’s laid out well — and the bigger and more complex the house, the more time I save.
I really like how smooth and simple this app operates — seamlessly with the desktop version.
I was nervous doing my first 3.6 order, but the app guided me step by step and saved me from entering the same information again on the form.
Very intuitive and super simple to use. The workflow is clear and efficient. Easier to use than I expected.
Perfectly designed for UAD 3.6. Very intuitive and user friendly.
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Our mobile app now gives appraisers real-time AI guidance on property assessments right during the inspection — no more pausing to dig through documentation back at the desk.
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