Unit punch list. Warranty service orders. Evidence for the buyer.

Yes. Cadenio is mobile-first: the inspection technician fills out the checklist on their phone inside the unit, takes photos room by room directly in the form, and each photo is linked to the inspected item with date, time, and location. No loose photos in text threads, no paper.

When a nonconformity is identified during inspection, the technician opens a deficiency task inline in the flow with a photo, description, and direct assignment to the responsible subcontractor. The 48-hour deadline is configurable and automatic escalation notifies the quality manager if the deficiency is not resolved in time.

Yes. Once all inspection steps are complete, the system automatically generates a digital PDF report with photos by room, inspected items, resolved deficiencies, and the buyer's digital signature. The report is archived and exportable for any legal or warranty demand.

Each warranty service request becomes a work order with a complete flow: claim registered with description and photo, technical visit scheduled, diagnosis documented, correction executed, and homeowner digital sign-off confirming resolution. The complete history of each work order is linked to the unit.

Yes. Each unit type has its own checklist template with the specific rooms and items for that layout. The quality manager configures it once and any inspection technician runs the correct checklist when opening a run for that unit. Templates can be duplicated and adjusted per development project.