My name is Jacob Cohen, founder of OneClick Reporting, and an InterNACHI® vendor partner.
We’ve built a platform that handles reporting, scheduling, agreements, invoicing, and client communication in one place — designed around how inspections actually happen in the field.
The goal is simple: finish more of the report during the inspection and spend less time writing afterward.
What OneClick includes:
Capture photos, notes, and narratives as you move through the property
Generate completed HTML and PDF reports without hours of post-inspection work
Built-in scheduling so clients can book directly into your calendar
Client portal for invoices and report delivery
AI-assisted narratives and defect summaries (you stay in control)
Unlimited inspectors and team members (no per-user fees)
Built-in templates for:
Residential
Commercial
Four-Point
Mold
Pre-Listing
Maintenance inspections
And we can match the report structure you’re already used to.
I’m offering InterNACHI members a 30-day trial with 40 reports included to try it during real inspections.
If you’d like access, comment here or send me a message and I’ll get you set up.
Denied access immediately. This is what you see when you click the “Start Free Trial” link on your website. What the heck is the Company Code??? I input my NACHI ID with NACHI and without.
The only button available is “Sign In” as if you have to have already registered. How the heck do you register?
I’m already fatigued. Moving on to the next software company, sigh.
Edit: There is also no iOS app named “One Click or OneClick Reporting”. I have a lot of software companies to vet and the ones that make that process difficult or timely will move to the bottom of my list or off of it completely.
Totally understand the frustration — especially when you’re trying to move quickly through different tools.
The Company Code is required on our end because it ties your account to your organization and keeps your reports/data properly segmented and secure. That said, I can see how that’s not obvious when coming from the “Start Free Trial” link — that’s something we’ll make clearer.
If you’re still open to it, I can get you set up directly with the correct Company Code so you can jump right in without any guesswork. Just send me your email or use the contact form on the site and I’ll take care of it.
Also appreciate you pointing out the iOS app — we’re currently browser-based (mobile-friendly, but no App Store app yet), and that’s helpful feedback for us.
Thanks again for taking a look and calling this out!
Totally fair — pricing always stands out more when something’s new.
That’s exactly why we offer a 30-day free trial with no credit card required. The idea is simple: you can actually use it in your workflow and decide if it earns its value — no commitment, no risk.
We’re continuing to build and improve quickly based on real inspector feedback, so the best way to evaluate it is hands-on rather than guessing from the outside.
If you’re open to it, I’m happy to get you set up so you can take a look and make that call for yourself.
Where we try to be different is in how we approach it. Instead of just speeding up report writing afterward, the focus is on helping you capture and structure everything during the inspection so there’s less left to do later.
For some inspectors that ends up meaning small tweaks, for others it’s a noticeable shift in how much they’re finishing on-site — it really depends on workflow.
Totally get the skepticism though — the only real way to judge that is hands-on, which is why we offer the 30-day trial with no credit card. If it doesn’t actually save you time, it’s not doing its job.
Thanks for the quick reply but WTH? No app to work offline???
So no reception, no onsite reporting? Have you though that one through?
That eliminates me and everyone else in rural areas or even city/town areas with no reception or spotty reception (and I’m on Verizon in Silicon Valley).
Unless I’m missing something, no thank you. LMK when you have an app.
Right now it does require a connection, so if you’re in a no-service or spotty area, it’s honestly not going to work the way you’d want it to.
When you do have service, it’s fully mobile-friendly and works well on your phone (same interface, no separate app needed), but I get that doesn’t solve the offline issue.
Offline support is something we do want to add and have planned out, but we haven’t built it yet — and it’s one of those things we’d rather do properly than rush and have syncing issues or lost data.
Some inspectors will take notes/photos and finish once they’re back online, but I get that’s not ideal if your goal is to wrap things up onsite.
Totally understand why that’s a dealbreaker for you.
I think we’re actually aligned on the goal — helping inspectors finish more of the report during the inspection so there’s less left afterward.
And we do achieve that today through the mobile experience and real-time reporting while you’re onsite, as long as you have connectivity.
The limitation is that we don’t currently support full offline use in no-signal environments. That’s the gap in the product today.
So for inspectors working in areas with at least some reception, it can significantly reduce after-inspection write-up time. But for fully offline workflows, it’s not there yet
Thanks for helping us make the application better this is exactly what we’re looking for!
I work offline so I don’t kill my battery while my device is continuously trying to connect/sync/upload automatically. I finish collecting data, drive home & then upload/save while on wifi.
Hi Dave, Ryan, Brandon — I really appreciate you calling this out.
Offline use in basements, rural areas, and post-storm environments is a very real part of inspection work.
OneClick is currently browser-based and requires a connection, and offline capability is something we’re prioritizing specifically because of scenarios like the ones you mentioned.
Battery drain from constant syncing is also a consideration we’re being careful about as we design that.
This kind of field feedback from inspectors is exactly what helps us build the platform the right way.
If any of you would be open to trying it and sharing input as we continue improving it, I’d be happy to set you up with access.
The software I currently use has a setting to turn off auto-syncing. That’s what I do. My phone stays connected to the network though so I can still send/receive calls and texts, or look something up online if needed. I highly recommend you have a way to disable auto-syncing once you get to that point in your development.
