Product

Overview Scheduling AI assistance — Domi, Vision, Review AI DomiSpect Offline Report and signature Client portal Invoicing and payments Actions and maintenance Teams and roles Integrations All modules

Solutions

Residential inspection Commercial inspection Independent inspectors Multi-inspector companies Property managers

Compliance

Pre-signature checks RBQ verification and REIBH 2027 Insurance and alerts Law 25

Why DomiSpect

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Resources

Blog — The Modern Inspector Guides Free trial Webinars Pricing Log in Version française
RBQ regulation — 355 days left to apply for your certificate through the transitional path (deadline: August 2, 2027). See how to get ready → RBQ regulation — The transitional path has closed. The certificate becomes mandatory in 60 days, on October 1, 2027. Get your practice ready → RBQ regulation — The certificate is now mandatory to inspect in Quebec. DomiSpect verifies the inspector’s RBQ profile before every signature. Learn more → REIBH · D-355 — transitional path RBQ mandatory · D-60 RBQ in force — ready?
Client portal

What your client receives, and nothing more.

A secure link to their web report, their PDF and their documents, in French or in English. No account to create. A link you can revoke.

Revocable link · Immutable report, SHA-256 fingerprint · FR/EN · Logged emails

Delivery

A link, not a 40 MB attachment

The signed report becomes a portal: summary at the top, icon legend, navigation by section, PDF download. The signed contract and the invoice reach the client through their own secure links.

Your client opens the link on their phone, at the notary's office or with their broker. No attachment bounced by a full inbox, no outdated version making the rounds: the link leads to the report you signed, and nothing else.

The report in detail →

Client portal
Ms. Gagnon — 1234 des Érables St., Montréal
Pre-purchase inspection reportWeb report + PDF · signed October 14Signed
DocumentsNotice to the reader, inspector's certificateAvailable
Contract CTR-0007Signed by linkSigned
Invoice FAC-0007Payment linkPaid
Download the PDF

Illustration — sample data.

Contents

What the portal contains

Everything the client needs to read, understand and keep their report. Nothing they should not see.

The web report

  • Summary at the head of the report
  • Icon legend: 8 finding types, 6 statuses
  • Navigation by section
  • Annotated photos in high resolution

The PDF

  • Cover page with a designated photo
  • Notice to the reader and inspector's certificate frozen at the inspection
  • Print-ready pagination
  • Timestamped signature, SHA-256 fingerprint

The documents

  • Documents attached to the file
  • Signed CTR contract, through its own secure link
  • FAC invoice and payment link, through its own secure link

The portal is tied to one inspection. A client who entrusts you with several properties receives one portal per inspection.

Emails

The emails that go with it

Four emails go out on their own, in French or in English depending on the client's language. Every send is logged; administration sees the status of each email.

EmailWhen it goes outWhat it contains
Contract signing linkWhen the CTR contract is issuedThe link to the fixed-wording contract, to sign online
Portal invitationWhen the report is signedThe secure link to the web report, the PDF and the documents
Invoice payment linkWhen the FAC invoice is issuedThe link to the invoice and to online payment
ReceiptOn paymentPayment confirmation and the immutable invoice

Automatic FR/EN emails, logged. The platform's eight emails →

Control

You stay in control: revoke, resend

The portal link is revocable: you decide when it stops working. And what the client sees does not change after your signature.

  • Revoke. One click, and the link leads nowhere. Useful when a transaction falls through or when a report was sent to the wrong person.
  • Resend. The link is shareable: the client lost it, you send it again.
  • Immutable. The signed report carries a SHA-256 fingerprint. What the client reads is what you signed, no more, no less.
  • Traced. Signature, send, payment: every event is recorded in the audit log.

Security and revocable links →

What the client cannot do

  • Edit the report, a photo or a finding
  • See your other files or your other clients
  • Access your application or your dashboard
  • Keep viewing a link you have revoked

Per-organization isolation verified by test: an outside user sees zero rows. Security →

Residential and commercial

Residential today. Commercial project: planned.

Residential Available

For a pre-purchase inspection, the portal is the complete delivery: web report, PDF, documents, contract and invoice through their links. The buyer, their broker and their notary read the same signed report.

Residential inspection →

Commercial Project portal planned

In a commercial project, each inspection attached to a building has its own portal. Planned — not available today: a project portal where the corporate client would follow progress, open actions and due dates. In the meantime, your team manages the actions and keeps the client informed through the report and by email.

Commercial projects →

Frequently asked questions

Does my client need to create an account?

No. They receive a secure link by email and open it in their browser, on a phone or a computer. No password, no app to install.

Does the link expire?

The link is revocable: you cut it off when you decide to, and you can resend it to the client for as long as it is active.

Can the client edit the report?

No. The signed report is immutable and carries a SHA-256 fingerprint. The client reads it and downloads it; they cannot change anything. Signature and fingerprint →

Is the portal available in English?

Yes. The portal interface and the emails that go with it exist in French and in English, depending on the client's language.

Does the client pay from the portal?

They receive a payment link specific to their FAC invoice, with online card payment. The receipt goes out on its own once the payment is received. Invoicing and payments →

What about a client who manages several buildings?

Today, they receive one portal per inspection. The project portal, with progress and actions on the client side, is planned with no announced date. For property managers →

Deliver a report people open, not one they hunt for

Trial: 14 days or your first 3 inspections.