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Write the report where you inspected—not only at the desk
Classic report software is strong at formatting a PDF. It is weaker when the photos are still on the phone and the job was four driveways ago. Prinsto is a browser workspace: schedule, capture, and publish from one record.
- No install cycle—open the inspection on the phone you already carry
- Sections and photos stay on the job, not in a local file you have to remember to back up
- Complete and publish are separate, so a finished draft is not automatically a client link
| Prinsto | Desktop report writer | |
|---|---|---|
| Where you work | Browser on phone, tablet, or laptop | Usually a PC in the office after the site visit |
| Photos | Captured into the section in the field | Imported later from a camera or card |
| Updates | The product updates with the site | Installers, licences, and machine-specific files |
| Team | Shared clients and branding in one workspace | Often one seat, one machine |
Common questions
- Do I lose control of the PDF?
- No. You still produce a client-facing report. The difference is the inspection already exists before you sit down to polish.
- What if the site has no signal?
- You still need a connection to load and save in the browser. Most inspectors work with phone hotspot coverage; if a job is fully offline, take photos locally and attach them when you are back on network.
Do I lose control of the PDF?
No. You still produce a client-facing report. The difference is the inspection already exists before you sit down to polish.
What if the site has no signal?
You still need a connection to load and save in the browser. Most inspectors work with phone hotspot coverage; if a job is fully offline, take photos locally and attach them when you are back on network.