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Give each service location the operational details it needs, then keep the calendar, inspections, team, pricing, and reporting connected at the organization level.
Representative location list based on the implemented contact, currency, tax, inspector, hours, and service-override data.
A service location is more than a pin. It provides the local identity, financial rules, availability, and routing origin Inspector Studio needs when work spans several markets.
Store a location name, display name, street address, phone number, email, coordinates, and timezone.
Use USD or CAD and maintain primary and secondary tax labels and rates for the location.
Keep location-specific operating hours available to scheduling and availability rules.
Assign inspectors to one or several locations and identify their primary location.
Override service prices by location while preserving the shared service catalog.
Choose the default location, disable a location without deleting its history, and control which offices receive new work.
Booking forms can use a fixed service location or let Inspector Studio resolve the closest active location from the property address. That location becomes the source for availability, pricing, tax, currency, and mileage calculations.
Canadian locations can use CAD, province and postal-code labels, and one or two tax rates. United States locations retain their local currency and state tax setup. The inspection carries its location context into pricing and invoicing.
CurrencyUSD
Region labelState
Tax setupCustom rate
CurrencyCAD
Region labelProvince
Tax setupOne or two rates
Connect offices without flattening the practical differences between their markets.
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