Real estate appraisers juggle multiple calendar systems - their appraisal software, Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook, maybe Apple Calendar, and mobile devices. This fragmented approach leads to scheduling conflicts, missed inspections, and constant manual updates.
In the lifecycle of an appraisal assignment there are various "to-dos" - tasks that need to be completed. For example, everything from scheduling the inspection, pulling property records, selecting comps, writing the report, delivering it for review and everything in between.
Real estate appraisers and their teams often struggle with maintaining clear communication and tracking changes throughout the appraisal process. This lack of transparency can lead to confusion, errors, and inefficiencies that slow down workflows and impact the quality of appraisals.