Capture on site
Every photo is stamped with the time and place it was taken, and filed under the right room and item.
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Imfuna's AI builds your inspection templates and organises your report. You check it, sign it and send it the same day.
Trusted by the people who inspect for a living
Inspect. Verify. Publish.
Photos, clips, voice notes and ratings go into one entry on the phone, even without signal. Review it on the web, then publish.
Dictate if you like
Talk through what you see, or tap and type as you always have. It lands on the right item.
Improve in one tap
A rough site note comes back as clear wording for the report.
Photos that file themselves
Mark up a photo and it is categorised under the right room and item.
Nothing gets missed
Your template sets the steps and shows what is still required.
How an inspection becomes a report
What you capture on site is what your client reads, with the time and place still on every photo.
Review in the office
Read the inspection on the web before it goes out. Drop a saved sentence into an entry instead of typing it again.
Publish a locked report
Once it reads right, it goes out locked. A correction is issued as a new report beside the original.
Keep the record
Every property keeps its own record: the latest report, the next visit and what was found there.
One inspection, start to finish.
What is captured on site files itself into the report, and the assistant answers from it. The same for one surveyor or a team of hundreds.
Say it once. It lands in the report.
Say what the job is, and Imfuna builds the inspection template and the report around it. Then say what you see on site, and it lands against the room and item in front of you. How dictation works
You had a folder of photographs. Now you have a record.
Every photo, note, condition, risk and cost is filed against the right room and item, so the report that comes out is the record itself.
See the productAI is never the last word.
AI does not create evidence. It helps you make the evidence you captured clearer, and you decide what the report says.
It works from your evidence
Drafts are built from the photos, notes and ratings you captured on site. It does not add what you did not record.
It says when it cannot
Where the evidence is not there, it flags the gap for you to fill, rather than filling it with a guess.
You sign, not the AI
Every draft is yours to check and edit, your original note is kept, and nothing goes out until you sign it.
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Capture it the way you work.
Photos with a time and a place.
Every photo is stamped and located the moment it is taken, and filed against the right room and item.
Tap through your site notes.
Tick what you see on each item. Every tick adds its sentence to the entry, so nothing needs saying aloud.
Or just say it.
Dictate on site or back at the desk. Notes land against the right item and categorise themselves.
Your phrases, one tap.
Rapid Text keeps your firm's standard wording. Search it, tap a phrase, and it drops into the entry.
Read it back on the web. Then publish.
Once published, a report is locked, on a platform with 99.9%+ uptime every year. A correction goes out as a new report beside the original.
Your whole portfolio, on one screen.
In their words.
From the people who write their reports in Imfuna.
Andrew Chinn MRICS
“I no longer have to work nights and weekends, and all reports are completed for the client within 24-48 hours, rather than the usual 5 working days.”
Environ Property Consultants
What people ask before they book a demo.
It builds the inspection template for the job, turns what you dictate on site into the entry text against the right room and item, and lays out the report. The inspection, the judgement on condition and the advice are yours, and nothing is published until you have checked it and signed it off.
See it on a building you know.
A thirty-minute demo, on a property of yours, with someone who has inspected for a living.