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Inspector Studio
Tipping

Some clients want to say thanks. Let them.

You caught the thing that saved them thousands. You came back out to re-check the water heater without a fuss. Every so often a client wants to show they noticed — and until now there was nowhere to do it. When they pay their invoice, they can add a tip, and it goes to the inspector who earned it.

Paying your invoice
123 Maple Street · $459.00
Add a tip? (optional)
100% goes to your inspector, Mike.
None
15%
18%
20%
Custom
Invoice$459.00
Tip$82.62
Total$541.62
Quiet, optional, done right

It shows up where it makes sense, and only if you want it.

You turn it on

Tipping is off until you switch it on. Some markets tip, some don't — it's your call, not a default we made for you.

The client chooses

When a client pays their invoice in the portal, they see a gentle prompt — 15, 18, 20 percent, a custom amount, or nothing at all. "None" is right there, first, and there's no guilt trip.

It reaches the inspection team

Choose whether inspection tips go to the lead inspector or split evenly across assigned inspectors. Every allocation lands in payroll.

A recorded allocation

Decide how the team receives it.

For inspection invoices, choose an even split across assigned inspectors or direct the tip to the lead inspector. Standalone invoices can name one inspector as the tip recipient.

Inspector Studio writes an allocation for each recipient and carries the result into the payroll summary. The total stays tied to the payment while the individual shares stay tied to the people.

The split method is an organization setting and can be changed as the team changes.

Mike Rodriguez · pay summary
Inspection earnings$2,640.00
Hours & mileage$298.70
Tips received (4 jobs)$164.00
Every tip attributed to the job and the inspector who ran it.
Why bother

A small thing that means a lot to the person doing the work.

Inspecting is a hard, thankless job most days. A tip now and then isn't about the money so much as the sign that someone noticed. Give your clients the option, and give your inspectors the lift.

Clients who want to, can

Plenty of people tip for far less than a decision this size. Some of your clients have wanted a way to — now there is one.

Your team feels it

A tipped job is a client saying "you did right by me." That lands, especially for the inspector out there on their own all day.

No pressure, ever

Optional by default, easy to skip, and entirely your choice to offer. It never turns a payment into an awkward moment.

Give a good inspection somewhere to be rewarded.

Switch it on, and your clients get a simple, optional way to say thanks — straight to the inspector who earned it.

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