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**Subject:** API + webhook integration request — Tennessee Home Inspectors internal operations system
Hello ISN team, Tennessee Home Inspectors (company key: tnhomeinspect) is requesting full API and webhook access for an internal operations system we are building with our technology partner, PivotNest Labs. ISN remains our system of record. This system sits alongside ISN to catch missed work, such as an order missing a provider, a blank fee field, missing access info, or a vendor report that hasn't been delivered yet. It does not replace any ISN function. Third-party application: THI Operations Control Center, an internal system built and maintained by PivotNest Labs for Tennessee Home Inspectors only. It is not a commercial product and not shared with other companies. What the integration will accomplish: A daily audit of scheduled orders: provider and inspector assignment, service fees populated, access information present. Tracking of third-party specialty services (termite, radon, sewer scope) from order to report delivery. Reconciling incoming email and order notes against ISN, so that changes like reschedules or new access instructions are caught. Prompt alerts to our staff for unscheduled orders and urgent same-day issues, sent as text messages from THI's existing ISN texting number. Entering property access information (lockbox, gate code, access type) that agents send us by email into the correct ISN order fields, after staff approval. Later: two-way texting with agents and clients from our ISN number, for example inspectors updating arrival times. Information exchanged: Reading from ISN: orders, including services, fees, inspector assignments, custom order controls, notes, history and attachments; clients; agents; agencies; users; services and packages. Writing to ISN, enabled gradually and only after testing and human approval: order notes, order attachments (vendor reports), selected custom order controls used for workflow status, and order access fields (lockbox, gate code, access type). Sending through ISN: text messages from THI's ISN texting number, to our team members first and to agents and clients later. When: Webhooks in real time. Polling with the after filter every 15 minutes as a safety net. A full reconciliation several times per business day. How it helps our business: fewer missed vendor reports, fewer orders missing providers or access information, faster response to new inquiries, and a clear audit trail of every action. Security: A dedicated ISN service user, not a personal login. Credentials kept in an encrypted secrets store and never in code. Webhook signatures verified (HMAC). All access logged. Lockbox and access codes excluded from logs and AI processing, stored encrypted only until they're entered into ISN, and visible only to staff who need them. ## Specific access we're requesting API access keys enabled for a dedicated service user with read access across all orders, not limited to one inspector's orders. Webhooks enabled for all available order events: created, scheduled, updated, datetime, status changed, assignment changed, paid, signed, completed, note created/updated/deleted. Write access for order notes, order attachment upload, custom order controls ( controls / controls-v2 ), and order access fields (lockbox, gate code, access type). Order files: read access to the attachments list ( /orderfiles ), plus, if possible, a way to list the attachments on a single order. Text messaging: API access to send texts from THI's ISN texting number, to team members now and to agents and clients later. ## Questions: capabilities we need that aren't in the public API docs We'd appreciate either access or a recommended supported approach for each: Inspection Grid Flags: can flag states be read or set through the API? If not, is it on the roadmap? Report and attachment delivery: can we trigger ISN's normal delivery of an uploaded attachment to the client and agent through the API? Or can we read delivery history to confirm what was sent? Tasks: is there an API to read, create and complete Tasks? We see Create and Complete through Zapier, but we need to read existing tasks to avoid duplicates. SMS: can we send texts from our ISN texting number through the API, to staff and inspectors now and to agents and clients later? Replies currently reach us as emails. Is there an API or webhook for incoming replies, so we can connect each reply to the right order and conversation? Unscheduled orders and inquiries: what is the supported way to list unscheduled or draft orders? Additional webhook events: are events available for attachments, custom controls or tasks? Order notes: how are notes created through the API attributed? Can they show as coming from our service user or a named system? Access fields: do lockbox, access type and gate code come back on order reads? We'd like to write them through POST /order/{id} and then read them back to confirm the update. Which fields should we use for a lockbox code versus a gate or door code? Test environment: can ISN provide a sandbox or test company so we can test writes without touching live orders? Automation policy: for functions with no API, would ISN permit limited, logged, authenticated browser automation by our service user? We don't plan to do this without written permission, per your Terms of Service. MCP: what is the monthly tool-call allowance for our company? Thank you. We're glad to get on a call if that's easier. Aaron Schroer Owner, Tennessee Home Inspectors 615-545-5660 tnhomeinspectors@gmail.com
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Urgent Support / Critical Bug: Selecting an inspection redirects to older report instead of opening
Dear Palmtech Support Team, I am writing to report an urgent routing and workflow issue in Palmtech Complete when trying to access and write an inspection report on my computer. Issue Description Yesterday, after completing an on-site inspection, I logged into Palmtech Complete on my computer to finish writing and deliver the report to my client and agent. However, every time I selected yesterday’s inspection to open and edit it, Palmtech Complete automatically redirected and opened an older inspection that I had created the day before yesterday. Troubleshooting Attempted & Risky Workaround I attempted multiple times to back out, reopen, and select yesterday's inspection, but the system repeatedly forced open the older inspection instead. I tried opening another Google Chrome window/tab to access it, but that did not resolve the issue. Fortunately, the older inspection that kept opening was only a free/sample practice report. Because I had to deliver yesterday's report to my paying client and agent without further delay, I took the risk of deleting that sample report entirely from my account. Only after deleting that prior report did the system finally allow me to open and edit yesterday's inspection. Current Status & Urgency It has been suggested that this could be related to an aggressive browser session cache locking onto a previous report URL/token, with potential workarounds including using an Incognito/Private window or clearing Chrome site data/cookies for Palmtech. I have not had the chance to test these steps yet. It is currently early morning here in California, and I have two on-site inspections scheduled today (at 9:30 AM and 3:00 PM). I cannot risk completed client inspection reports getting locked out or misrouted this afternoon/evening when writing and delivering them. What I Need From Support Please check my account logs and backend routing to determine why Palmtech Complete mapped to the older report instead of the one I clicked. Confirm if this is an identified bug with browser session caching, mobile-to-cloud syncing, or report ID routing. Provide the verified fix so this does not recur after my inspections today. Account Information: Company Name: Grace & JP Inspection Inc. Inspector: Joseph Pu Account Email: josephpupu3977@gmail.com Browser / OS: Google Chrome / Desktop Web Portal Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter before my afternoon report writing. Sincerely, Joseph Pu Grace & JP Inspection Inc.
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Allow Custom/Multiple Colored Deficiency Ratings on Texas TREC Report Templates
Problem Statement / User Pain Point: Currently, the Texas TREC template restricts inspectors to a single default "Deficiency" rating without the ability to add or customize additional tiers. Real estate clients struggle to differentiate between low-impact issues (e.g., a fogged window) and high-severity concerns (e.g., a hole in the roof) because all deficiencies share the exact same visual weight. Proposed Solution / Feature Description: Provide a way within the Template Editor to copy or expand the default "Deficiency" classification for TREC templates, allowing inspectors to assign unique sub-labels and custom colors. The system should allow multi-tiered color coding to indicate issue severity, mimicking competitive platforms like HomeGauge. Example Use Case (Based on Customer's Previous HomeGauge Setup): • Red: Safety / Urgent Deficiency • Purple: Significant Deficiency (needing repair or replacement) • Blue: Minor Deficiency (minimal cost/concern) • Black: Ungraded Deficiency Business Justification: Texas TREC rules allow inspectors to categorize and color-code deficiencies, meaning this restriction is an internal software limitation rather than a state compliance requirement. Adapting this functionality is critical for retaining inspectors migrating from competitor software like HomeGauge, who view severity-tiering as a non-negotiable part of their reporting workflow. Customer Contact for Follow-Up: rvengle@gmail.com
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