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Bring your existing template from Spectora, Hive, or Palmtech 9, then let the importer help turn familiar content into SOP-aware Q&A and smart triggers. Each answer can add the right narrative, limitation, or deficiency while you inspect.
Representative template editor based on the current section tree, Customer and Inspector layouts, Q&A editor, and multi-action trigger builder.
Moving platforms should not mean rebuilding years of field knowledge by hand. Upload the supported export, choose the SOP, and decide whether to bring it across as-is or intelligently restructure it into interactive Q&A.
Import the Spectora template spreadsheet and bring its section-based structure into the Inspector Studio editor.
Carry over sections, items, questions, options, narratives, deficiencies, and limitations found in the Hive export.
Convert Palmtech categories, components, questions, choice lists, and category disclaimers into an editable template.
The importer can analyze the content already in each section, combine related finding rows into clearer questions, and connect the answers to the matching report content.
Import results depend on the content and structure available in the source export. Imported templates are reviewed before they are finalized. Spectora, Hive, and Palmtech are trademarks of their respective owners; Inspector Studio is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
A well-built template carries your process from one inspector to the next. It asks what matters, reacts to the answer, and puts the correct prepared language where it belongs.
Use Yes/No, Yes/No/N/A, text, number, range, date, select, multi-select, radio, or checkbox questions at the section, folder, or item level.
Rules can reveal the next question, include a narrative, add a limitation or deficiency, or show only the items and sections that apply.
The report accumulates reviewed company language as the inspector works—reducing the content that must be recalled and rebuilt afterward.
Choose an answer below. The same question can produce the appropriate report path without making the inspector search a library or paste boilerplate.
Mark the template questions tied to your process as SOP-required. The report tracks required answers by section, while the SOP Check separately looks for required components that are neither documented nor disclaimed.
Illustrative SOP review with sample inspection data. Coverage supports review; it is not a guarantee of regulatory or professional compliance.
Organize sections, folders, items, questions, and reusable report content around the way your team actually moves through a property.
Access to portions of the attic was restricted by stored belongings. Concealed areas were not inspected. Recommend making the area accessible if further evaluation is desired.
Illustrative prepared content. AI-generated language should be reviewed before it is saved or used.
Use Lexi to draft individual narratives, limitations, and deficiencies inside the template editor. Review the wording once, save it to the template, then let question rules surface it when the answer calls for it.
Explore Lexi’s writing workflowPut your required questions, conditional logic, and approved report language into the template your team uses every day.
