Deals on electronic devices are abundant during the holiday season, and appraisers often use this opportunity to get the latest and greatest equipment for their business while it's cheap. If you're going to get a new device in the next few weeks, take 40 minutes with us to cover what's on the market, and get […]
We have started an ongoing effort to improve the mobile sketcher. Starting with the next release and continuing over subsequent releases, we will be adding usability improvements and new features. Over the next few months, there will be more releases like this, in addition to some major new features we will be writing about soon. […]
You find unexpected things out in the field all the time, so TOTAL for Mobile 2013 gives you an easy way to add them to your report without interrupting what you're doing. See how in the one minute video above.
Sometimes you forget to sync your desktop report to your iPhone before you go into the field. Or, you might get a Mercury Network order while you’re on one inspection and want to start your field work on the new order right away. Either way, you have to start a new report on your mobile […]
We’ve reworked our mobile lineup with a suite of new mobile products: TOTAL for Mobile 2013. All of the data you collect in the field (including voice notes, photos, sketches, and more) on your iPhone, iPad, or Android™ devices flow into your TOTAL 2013 report and your Spectrum Workfile, saving you lots of time since […]
Do you have a checklist you’ve created to help remind yourself of the important tasks for each appraisal? Use TOTAL’s Notes PowerView to access custom electronic To Do lists from within each report, and check each item off as you complete it. Then before you deliver the report, go back and make sure you’ve checked […]
Utilizing multiple monitors with your computer is one of the biggest productivity-boosting decisions customers tell us they’ve made. In a standard setup, you can have an appraisal open on one screen, e-mail on another, and some MLS details on another. Moving windows between screens is as easy as drag-and-drop.