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Clock in from the field, resolve inspection pay splits, include allocated tips, calculate the scheduled appointment route, and export the pay-period detail your accountant needs.
| Inspection earnings (11 inspections) | $2,640.00 |
| Hours (48.25 @ $0) | — |
| Mileage (412 mi @ $0.725) | $298.70 |
| OPEX deduction | −$73.64 |
| Subtotal · 60% split | $1,704.21 |
Start with organization defaults for lead and assistant roles. A service-role rule can override that. A user default can override the service rule. A user-service rule can be more specific still, and an inspection assignment override takes final priority.
Your team clocks in from their phone or a browser. Anything outside normal business hours needs a reason and a manager sign-off. Every change is on record. You\'ll always know exactly what happened and when.
Inspector Studio calculates a home-to-appointments-to-home route from the scheduled stops. Multiply it by your reimbursement rate without collecting a separate mileage form.
Daily totals, time entries, and inspection earnings — each in its own file, ready to hand off.
Percentage or flat amount. Different rates for a lead inspector versus an assistant. Expenses can come out before the split happens.
Hours, pay splits, mileage, and a clean export for your accountant — payroll that handles itself so you can focus on the work.
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