Arrive knowing what needs checking.
Bring the instruction and available records into the job so known information, gaps and matters for site confirmation are easier to review.
For surveyors and assessment practices
Bring your site evidence and report review together.
Capture findings once, keep supporting information close to the job and review proposed report content with the professional judgement still in your hands.
Capture it in the way that suits the job.
Use structured notes and photographs, with shared facts reused where a supported combined instruction has been verified.
Keep supporting records close to the review.
Where source-linked evidence is supported, keep it available while checking the draft instead of searching through separate systems.
Use review time for professional judgement.
Review proposed narrative and technical checks, resolve genuine uncertainties and retain a clear distinction between evidence, interpretation and approval.
Evidence-aware drafting
The current product contains evidence-aware report-draft and technical-review foundations. Exact source-viewer and full-report claims remain gated until their end-to-end acceptance tests pass.
Professional control
Assistance can prepare and challenge work, but it does not turn generated wording into an automatically approved professional conclusion.
A connected record
Keep evidence, limitations, amendments and review activity connected to the job rather than treating the issued document as an isolated artefact.
Launch service scope
Service coverage is being verified before it is advertised as ready.
The agreed launch scope covers the RICS Home Surveys suite, fire risk assessments, health and safety assessments and building reinstatement cost assessments, with relevant combined instructions. Exact variants, forms and end-to-end readiness are enabled publicly only after their service acceptance gates pass.