So the person who doesn’t use the program and who repetitively criticizes the program now thinks he can answer Nick’s conversations from months ago.
Whatever.
The more I think about it, the connivence of having ISN do it for me outweighs any small extra cost. Because quite frankly, managing the Buy Back program can be a pain.
Although now I have go back into ISN and create new inspection types for pre-listings and the other non-purchase inspections. Which is a pain into itself, but at least it’s a temporary inconvenience, but will come with the benefit of tracking how many pre-listings vs purchase I do rather than lumping them all together as I have been.
The next official release of ISN (Build 4963) which should be launching early next week has “push on demand” for the Buy Back program. So you can opt in, select any desired automated inspection types you would like. And you can push them on demand (including older inspections as well).
@ jjonas - just to clarify why we have the cherry picking option. It is more for inspection companies performing a larger menu of services. Services which would fall outside of the scope of a residential property inspection. However, furthering, the feature really is designed for owner convenience. Billing and participation regulation is specifically with InterNACHI.
Let me know if any other questions come up about the integration. For those using it already; you’ll be clicking on the blue icon for a “send on demand” when it is released. Look for an automated message from myself when it’s available. We also have some cool updates for mobile and email template sending.
The current newsletter system doesn’t allow any 3rd-party integration. Our next version, which should be live in approximately 6 months, will. Chris at ISN has already asked about it, so I’m sure they’ll be one of the first partners to do so when it’s live!
OK, so my “Multi Inspector” firm has two of us so far and we participate in the buy back program and we use ISN. Our inspections are getting submitted when we hit “Complete Inspection” but, I’m getting emails saying I have not submitted any inspections to the program for over 90 days. I see the 5.00 charges on our banking statement so I know there are going through. The other inspector is not getting these emails. So, I guess my submissions are going through in the other inspectors name.
Contacted ISN and they say its something I have to do on my end. I looked and cannot see anywhere in the program that this can be address.
Need some help with this.
