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Property Inspections

Find It. Photo It. Notice It. All in One Step.

Hivepoint's inspection workflow documents every round with timestamps and photos, then generates the violation notice directly — no separate step, no lost findings.

Informal inspections don't protect the board

Most self-managed boards conduct inspections informally: a board member drives through the community, texts the president what they saw, and that's the record. When a homeowner disputes a violation six months later, “I drove by and saw it” is not documentation. A timestamped inspection record with a photo is.

The paper trail is the product. Inspections without documentation don't protect the board. Inspections with timestamped photos and auto-generated notices do. When a homeowner claims “no one ever told me,” your inspection log shows the date, the photo, and the notice sent — automatically.

Hivepoint turns every inspection round into a structured, searchable record. Board members capture findings on their phone, the system timestamps and tags each photo, and a formal violation notice is generated in one tap — not a separate manual step.

What inspection software in Hivepoint includes

  • Scheduled inspection roundsConfigure weekly, monthly, and seasonal inspection rounds. Assign inspectors, define the scope, and set reminders — so rounds happen on schedule, not when someone remembers to do them.
  • Photo capture with automatic timestamp and address tagEvery photo taken during an inspection is stamped with the date, time, and property address automatically. No manual labeling, no question later about when the photo was taken.
  • Customizable inspection checklistBuild checklist templates for different property types and common areas. Inspectors work through the same items every time, so nothing gets skipped and the record is consistent.
  • Finding log with attached photosRecord each observation with a description and the photo taken on site. The finding is attached to the specific property and stored permanently — not in someone's text messages.
  • Auto-generate violation notice from inspection findingConvert a finding to a formal violation notice in one click. The property address, finding description, and photo carry over — no re-entering information, no risk of a finding getting lost in someone's notes.
  • Common-area inspectionsRun separate inspection checklists for pool areas, playgrounds, parking lots, gates, and landscaping. Common-area findings are tracked separately from residential property violations.
  • Inspection history archiveThe full inspection history is searchable by date, property, or inspector. Pull up every round conducted in the past year — or the past three years — in seconds.
  • PDF inspection reports for board meetingsExport a formatted inspection report for your monthly board meeting or for insurance documentation. The report includes dates, properties inspected, findings, and attached photos.

How inspection connects to violation tracking

Most violations are found during inspection rounds. Keeping inspections and violation tracking in separate tools — or, worse, one in a tool and one in email — means manually copying data between them. That's where findings get lost.

In Hivepoint, the chain is automatic: inspection finds a violation → board member logs the finding with photo → Hivepoint generates the formal violation notice → notice flows into the violation tracking workflow (cure period, follow-up inspection, fine if not corrected). The entire chain is documented without copying anything between tools.

The result is an unbroken record: you can trace a fine back to the original inspection photo and the date the notice was sent, with every intermediate step documented.

Learn how violation tracking works in Hivepoint →

“We inspected 47 properties this month. Here's the log.”

Directors & Officers insurance protects board members when homeowners sue. But the defense requires documentation: when did the board know about the issue, what action did they take, and when? An inspection log answers all three questions automatically.

When a homeowner brings a complaint before the board — or escalates to an attorney — the board that can produce 24 dated inspection records with photos is in a fundamentally different position than the board that says “we drove through every few weeks.”

  • Date of every inspection round on record
  • Inspector name attached to each round
  • Properties inspected and areas covered
  • Findings with timestamped photos
  • Notices generated from each finding

Pricing

Property inspection is included in both Hivepoint editions:

Board Edition

Inspection rounds and violation workflow for the board

Pricing coming soon

Community Edition

Board tools + resident portal for ARC requests and communications

Pricing coming soon

See full pricing and what's included →

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Common questions

How does property inspection software differ from violation tracking?

Inspection software documents the inspection round itself — the date, the inspector, the areas covered, and any findings with photos. Violation tracking manages the enforcement workflow after a finding: notice sent, cure period, follow-up, and any fines. Hivepoint connects both, so a finding logged during an inspection automatically becomes a violation record — no re-entering information between two systems.

Can board members use inspection software from their phones?

Yes. Photos are taken and uploaded from any mobile device during the inspection round. The inspection record — including photos, timestamps, and findings — is immediately available to all board members in Hivepoint. No syncing or emailing files afterward.

Does Hivepoint generate violation notices automatically from inspection findings?

Yes. A finding logged during an inspection can be converted to a formal violation notice in one step — no re-entering information. The property address, finding description, and attached photo carry over to the violation record automatically.

How does photo documentation protect the board in a dispute?

A timestamped photo showing the condition on a specific date is objective evidence. It is far more credible than a board member's recollection in a he-said-she-said dispute. When a homeowner claims 'no one ever told me,' your inspection log shows the date, the photo, and the notice that was generated from it.

Can we run separate inspection checklists for different areas?

Yes. Create different inspection templates for residential properties, pool areas, parking lots, and other common areas. Each template has its own checklist items so inspectors know exactly what to evaluate and document in each zone.

How far back does the inspection history go?

All inspections are stored indefinitely. The full history is searchable by property, date, or inspector. When Directors & Officers insurance comes up for renewal — or when a homeowner dispute escalates — you can pull the complete inspection record going back to day one.

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