FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about how DocReviewIQ works, what it costs, and what it does not do.

DocReviewIQ helps real estate professionals review property inspection and specialty reports, organize findings under a property, prepare repair requests, and keep related documents together.

What is DocReviewIQ?

DocReviewIQ helps real estate professionals review property inspection and specialty reports, organize findings under a property, prepare repair requests, and keep related documents together. AI assists with extracting and explaining report content; users review the original report and the output before sharing.

Does DocReviewIQ replace an inspector or the original report?

No. The original report remains the source for the inspector's observations and recommendations. DocReviewIQ is an aid for reviewing and organizing that information. Contact the inspector or another qualified professional when a finding needs explanation or further evaluation.

How does DocReviewIQ process an uploaded report?

Select a supported report type and upload the PDF. DocReviewIQ attempts to organize the report's findings, limitations, and recommendations into a review workspace. Review each output against the original report because AI can make errors or omit details.

Which report types are supported?

DocReviewIQ supports 14 report types, all tuned:

  • Home Inspection
  • Radon Test
  • Termite / WDO
  • Water Testing
  • Well Inspection
  • Mold
  • Sewer Scope
  • Pool / Spa
  • Septic
  • Chimney
  • Roof
  • Infrared / Thermal Imaging
  • Structural Inspection (Inspector)
  • Structural Engineer Report

If your report does not appear, contact us before uploading it.

Can I use reports from different inspection companies?

The workflow is designed to keep supported reports from different providers under one property. The PDF must be readable and compatible with the selected report type. Contact us if a particular document does not process as expected.

What happens if the AI misses or misstates a finding?

Review the output against the original report before sharing it. If a finding is missing, unclear, or inconsistent, rely on the source report and ask the inspector or relevant qualified professional to clarify it. Contact DocReviewIQ support at info@docreviewiq.com to report an output problem.

Can buyers select items for a repair request?

The buyer review workflow allows a buyer to identify items for consideration. The agent reviews and finalizes the request before sending it. A buyer selection is not a professional assessment or a decision about a seller's obligations.

Does DocReviewIQ decide which repairs a seller must make?

No. It helps organize findings and proposed requests. The parties and their advisers determine what to request, negotiate, and agree to under the applicable contract.

Does DocReviewIQ provide legal, engineering, or medical advice?

No. The service organizes information from source reports for review. Consult the appropriate licensed professional about legal rights, structural issues, environmental results, health questions, or repair decisions.

How long does processing take?

Processing time depends on report length, format, and system load. The app shows each report's status while it processes.

Can I brand the documents and send them from the app?

Agent branding and document sharing are available in supported workflows. Review the recipient, generated content, and source report before sending.

What does DocReviewIQ cost?
  • Free: 1 property per month, no card required
  • Pay Per Property: $39 one time
  • Agent Pro: $29 per month or $290 per year. Free for 60 days or your first 3 properties, whichever comes first
  • Inspection firms: $4.95 per covered property, no monthly fee

A property is one job, however many documents it involves. Agents can create a free account at any time, and these options apply from signup. Pilot pricing is confirmed before you enroll. See the Pricing page for details; charges and terms are also shown at checkout.

Can a team or brokerage participate?

Yes. Teams and brokerages can contact us to discuss a pilot. Today, each agent has an individual account.

How does inspector sponsorship work?

An inspection firm can ask about sponsoring eligible agent use when its reports are part of a property. We will explain eligibility, charges, and the information the firm receives before enrollment.

Do you offer integrations or licensing?

We are open to discussing pilots and possible integrations or licensing with teams and technology partners. Contact us with your use case and expected transaction volume.

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Have a question about a report or pilot?

Contact us and describe the workflow you are trying to support.