Loan administration
Order, track, and receive every draw inspection in one place.
- Order online, by API, or from your CLA
- Status and reports tracked in one workflow
- One report format for every inspector
Four connected products that standardize how draw inspections are ordered, captured, and delivered, whether the order starts in RAZE or in the system you already run.
Place orders in the Ordering Engine, or connect your own loan system to the RAZE API through the Developer Portal.

Ordering & Tracking
The ordering layer of the platform, where draw inspections are placed and routed to a RAZE Marketplace inspector or, through Direct Request, to the lender's own inspector. Order status and finished reports are tracked in a workflow each lender configures.
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Assignments & Reporting
The workspace where inspectors and contracted vendors receive assignments, schedule site visits, and submit reports. Marketplace and Direct Request inspectors work from the same standardized report template.
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Field Capture
The field application inspectors use on the jobsite to capture photos and answer the lender's inspection questions. Everything captured on site goes straight into the inspection record for that order.
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API & Integration
The API reference and sandbox for connecting a lender's own system to RAZE. Orders, status, reports, and photos move through the API, and teams that prefer an AI agent can order through the RAZE MCP.
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$1B+
in monitored assets
51,000+
inspections submitted through the RAZE app
Any
U.S. address with draw inspection coverage
3,000+
inspector and vendor applications
How it works
Order in the Ordering Engine, from your own loan system by API, or from an AI assistant through the RAZE MCP server.
Route each order to a RAZE Marketplace inspector or, through Direct Request, to your own staff or vendor. Inspectors receive it and schedule the site visit in the Inspector Portal.
On site, the inspector records percent complete by budget line item, with time and location stamped photos, in the RAZE Mobile App.
A standardized PDF in your template and branding, tied to the draw and delivered in the Ordering Engine and by API. Marketplace reports get a RAZE quality review first.
See the draw inspection reportWho it's for
Order, track, and receive every draw inspection in one place.
An audit-ready record behind every draw.
Assignments, site visits, and reports in one portal and app.
Integrations
RAZE works beside your CLA, LOS, and core, including Presidium by CodeFi, with no core or LOS change.
Orders, status, reports, and photos move between RAZE and your own system through the RAZE API.
The RAZE MCP server lets your team order, review, and report on draw inspections from Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor.
Marketplace inspectors, your staff, and your vendors work from the same template and report.
Pricing
No minimums. Billed monthly.
Marketplace
$125
per inspection, single-family
RAZE sends a background-checked inspector and reviews the report.
Direct Request
$25
per request
You send your own inspector through the same workflow and report.
Rates are for residential draw inspections and are subject to a RAZE master services agreement. Some programs include a one-time implementation fee, quoted before you sign. Contact us for commercial and portfolio pricing.
Common questions
RAZE is draw inspection software and an inspector marketplace for construction lenders. Its Ordering Engine, Inspector Portal, Mobile App, and Developer Portal standardize how draw inspections are ordered, performed, and reported.
No. RAZE is the draw inspection layer, not a CLA, LOS, core, or system of record. It integrates with the systems you already run, including Presidium by CodeFi, and it does not approve draws or make credit decisions.
Through the RAZE API: orders, status, reports, and photos move between RAZE and your system. Teams that prefer an AI assistant can use the RAZE MCP server from Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor.
Yes. With Direct Request, your staff inspectors or vendors receive the order, work from your template in the RAZE Mobile App, and submit the same standardized report. You pay them directly; RAZE charges $25 per request.
There is no platform fee and no minimum. You pay per order: $125 per single-family Marketplace inspection or $25 per Direct Request, billed monthly. Some programs include a one-time implementation fee, quoted before you sign.
Yes. Inspectors install the RAZE Mobile App from the App Store or Google Play and capture each inspection on site.
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