FAQ
Draw inspection software runs the field side of a construction loan and CLA software runs the loan; these answers show where each fits.
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Construction draw inspection software manages the operational workflow from inspection order through assignment, field capture, review and report delivery. It can centralize scheduling, vendor coordination, inspection requirements, photographs, completion data, reports and status visibility.
Explore RAZE draw inspection softwareNo. They are two layers. Construction loan administration (CLA) software owns the loan: budgets, draw requests, approvals, documents and disbursements. Draw inspection software owns the field: the order, the assignment, the site capture and the report a reviewer relies on before funding. The two connect, so the inspection layer runs beside the CLA platform a lender already uses instead of replacing it.
See where the inspection layer sits in the stackStart from the decision in front of you. If you are setting requirements for a vendor review, the 2026 buyer's guide lists eight features to require. If you are comparing named platforms, read the draw inspection software comparison. If inspections need to fit the systems you already run, read Where RAZE Sits in the Construction Lending Stack, and if you run Presidium (by Codefi), read the CLA integration post.
Read the draw inspection software buyer's guideNo. RAZE integrates with existing construction loan administration workflows and runs beside the LOS, servicing and core systems a lender already uses. Ordering can start on a RAZE screen with nothing to integrate, or from the lender's own system through the RAZE API; the level of automation is the lender's choice.
See how RAZE plugs into the systems you runYes. A standardized platform can route assignments to internal employees, preferred vendors or a broader inspection marketplace while maintaining consistent requirements and reporting output.
Marketplace vs. Direct Request: when to use eachAn order is created manually or through an integration, validated against required information and routed according to location, scope, availability and lender rules. Status updates and notifications reduce the need to coordinate each assignment through separate emails and phone calls.
Explore the Ordering EngineYes. Lenders can define required questions, photographs, project information, approval steps and report formats. Customization should preserve consistent data structures so results remain searchable and comparable across inspectors and projects.
See the draw inspection reportYes. The platform can apply institution-wide standards while preserving branch, portfolio, client or project-level routing rules. Centralized reporting helps lenders monitor performance and exceptions across the organization.
Explore RAZE draw inspection softwareYes, but the workflows should not be identical. Residential inspections may use standardized milestone and line-item templates, while commercial projects often require more detailed scopes, documentation and reviewer controls.
Explore RAZE draw inspection softwareLenders should evaluate workflow configurability, nationwide coverage, report consistency, mobile capture, audit trails, integrations, vendor management, security, turnaround visibility and support for both internal and external inspectors.
Read the draw inspection software buyer's guideSee RAZE run beside your loan administration and core systems on a project from your own book.
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