The move out has to happen whenever the unit becomes vacant, which is rarely when you are near a desk. Your Android handles the whole thing.
You might not always be at your computer, but your phone is always with you. People who want a customisable experience and access to a huge variety of apps generally choose Android, and there is no reason that choice should cost them anything when it comes to inspections.
Carrying a clipboard or a laptop to a property to fill in paper forms or unwieldy spreadsheets is the thing being replaced here. But not just any photo-capturing app will do the job, which is why the move out has to be built as a structured inspection rather than a gallery with captions.
The Android move out template lets you compare existing conditions instantly against the conditions from the move in inspection, so you can concentrate on what has been well maintained since and what has been damaged. That is the judgement the whole visit exists to make.
The zInspector mobile app works on Android OS 5.0 and above, so whether you carry a modern Samsung Galaxy phone or tablet or something else entirely, you are covered. It also runs on Apple devices from iOS 9.3 upward, so you can work alongside colleagues who do not use Android without any translation between systems.
Android 5.0 and above is supported, which covers a very wide range of hardware including older devices that have become work phones.
Yes. Items you flag as damaged populate the calculation automatically, so you enter amounts rather than rebuilding the list somewhere else.
Irrelevant to the comparison. Records belong to the property, so an inspection captured on iOS is fully available when you open the move out on Android.
Install it and compare against the move in while you are still in the property.
