Titan Preview 3:  Starting and saving new reports

Written by on November 17, 2016

Our third Preview of Titan was released for our Elite customers is available. If you’re not Elite and would like to get in on the Preview, call us at 1-800-ALAMODE or send an e-mail to info@alamode.com.

In the first Preview, we focused on filling out the form. And in the second Preview, we introducing sketching and mapping on the web since these are critical elements. This third preview added the ability to start a report, customize it with the forms you want, and save it.

While still in development, this is your chance to get an exclusive glimpse into what we've been working on. My short video covers it all:

Again, there’s no software to install. Simply log in here to try what's new:

  • Start a new report with SmartStart. You can start from scratch with the empty URAR, open your "Contents" to pick and choose which forms you want to include, or open it directly within the Assignment PowerView. (Searching for forms is even easier than it is in TOTAL.)
  • Check out the Assignment PowerView to quickly review the order form. While there, use the "Same As" feature to pull in a contact that's already in your report (e.g. client/lender) into another contact field without typing.
  • Add a map with comparable balloons and draw an outline around the neighborhood.
  • Save your changes, or just exit. (Titan saves your work automatically.)
  • From there, log in on a mobile device, PC, or a Mac to see your report. You'll notice that you can pick up where you left off without e-mailing, browsing to a network folder, or anything else.

Just imagine what it would be like to leave your laptop at home, knowing you can respond to a revision request by simply logging in to any device within reach. With Titan that'll be a reality.

Again, click here to log in and see what's new. Be sure to give us your feedback and let us know if there's anything you want to see Titan do. I always look forward to reading your submissions. And, in case you've missed out on the last Preview, you can get caught up below.

Joel Baker
VP, Appraiser Advocacy

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