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From a 60-page inspection report to a repair plan

Upload the inspection report. Get every finding sorted by severity with its source quote, a draft repair request or seller responses, and a client email.

Inspection Report SummarizerClosing suite

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This tool reads your documents

So it runs in your free account rather than on a public page. Sign up with your email and upload a file; developers can send the same request to the API.

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API request

curl https://parcel.westwardconsulting.ai/api/v1/documents/inspection-summary \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PARCEL_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
  "text": "HOME INSPECTION REPORT\nProperty: 2214 Juniper Court, Boise, ID 83706\nInspection date: October 21, 2026. Inspector: Ridgeline Home Inspections, LLC (ID #HI-40917)\nClient: Priya Raman. Year built: 1978. Weather: clear, 54 F.\n\n[Page 4] ROOF\nAsphalt composition shingles, approximately 18-22 years old. Granule loss and several lifted shingles on the south slope. Two cracked plumbing vent boots. Roof is near the end of its service life. Recommend evaluation by a licensed roofing contractor.\n\n[Page 6] ELECTRICAL\n200-amp Federal Pacific Stab-Lok main panel in garage. These panels have a history of breakers failing to trip under overload. Recommend evaluation by a licensed electrician. Double-tapped breaker (circuit 14). No GFCI protection at the kitchen counter or exterior outlets.\n\n[Page 8] PLUMBING\nWater heater, 50 gal gas, manufactured 2011. Temperature/pressure relief discharge pipe missing. Active drip at the kitchen sink drain trap. Polybutylene supply lines observed in the crawlspace; recommend a licensed plumber evaluate.\n\n[Page 10] HEATING AND COOLING\nGas furnace, 2009. Air filter heavily soiled; replace. Unit operated normally at the time of inspection. Recommend annual servicing by an HVAC technician.\n\n[Page 12] STRUCTURE / CRAWLSPACE\nEfflorescence and a 1/8-inch horizontal crack at the north foundation wall. Moisture staining on subfloor below the hall bathroom. Vapor barrier torn in several places. Recommend evaluation by a structural engineer if movement is suspected.\n\n[Page 14] SAFETY\nNo smoke alarms in two bedrooms. No carbon monoxide alarm on the sleeping level. Loose handrail at the garage entry steps.\n\n[Page 15] EXTERIOR\nGutters clogged at rear. Wood siding at the northwest corner is soft and appears to have rot. Grading slopes toward the foundation at the rear patio.",
  "perspective": "buyer_agent",
  "client_name": "Priya",
  "priorities": "Plans to turn the garage into a home gym next year; wants to know what has to be fixed before closing."
}'

Runs inside your free account, where your documents stay private.

What you get

Reads a home inspection report (PDF or text) and returns every finding sorted by severity with its source quote, a draft repair request (or seller response options for listing agents), a plain-language client email and questions for the inspector. No repair-cost estimates.

Developers: POST /api/v1/documents/inspection-summary · API docs

  • Every finding sorted by severity, safety first, with the exact sentence it came from
  • Repair request wording to adapt into your state's addendum, or seller response options
  • A calm, plain-language email for your client
  • Questions to ask the inspector

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