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Audits & Field Service Inspections
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Auditor?
An auditor is a person appointed by a company to execute an audit by verifying inventory secured under a floorplan financing agreement. An audit involves a physical inspection of the collateral in stock at a dealership, as well as a reconciliation of any missing collateral that the dealer has not yet paid off. Also called an inspection, floorplan audit, asset verification or collateral check.
What is a field service inspector? Field Service Inspectors provide visual inspections and are the eyes and ears of an individual or company, such as financial institutions and insurance organizations. Inspection services are tailored to each client’s operating needs and business goals.
What types of inspections are there? Inspections are broken down into three major categories: mortgage or property, commercial and insurance inspections, and business verifications.
Who do field inspectors work or partner with? Field inspectors work with real estate agents, brokers, banks, credit unions, insurance professionals, and equipment leasing companies who rely on quick, accurate property verification/evaluation photography.
Asset Verification
This includes:
- Document and Verify Equipment and Inventory
- Dealer Floor plan audits
- Collateral Verifications
*Industries include auto, agriculture, construction, manufactured housing, marine, lawn and garden, powersports, RV, and more
Business Verification
This type of field service inspection includes:
- Identity Proofing for Employers
- Business Verifications For Credit & Background Checks
- Photo Inspections
- Physical Facilities Inspection
- Leased Equipment Inspections
- Merchant Credit Card Account Site Verification
Mortgage (or Property) Inspections
Property Inspectors represent banks, mortgage companies, and other financial institutions with a concern for the condition of the property as well as if the property is occupied or not.
Exterior property inspections are requested by the bank or mortgage company to determine:
- Occupancy status;
- Condition of the property (usually for a HELOC, Refinance, Purchase);
- Any deterioration or vandalism;
- If the property has been abandoned; and
- If the property is listed for sale.
Commercial Inspections
This type of field service inspection includes:
- Photo Inspections
- Broker Price Opinion (BPO) / Broker Opinion of Value (BOV)
- Physical Facilities Inspection
- Leased Equipment Inspections
- Retail Outlet Verification
- Coupon Redemption Inspection
- Vehicle Delinquency Interviews
- Classic Vehicle Finance Inspections
- Environmental Inspections/Assessments
- Mystery Shopper Survey
- Movie Audience Response Survey
- TV Audience Response Survey
- Floor Plan Inspection
- Mattress Inspection
- Fitness Center Inspections
- Carpet Inspections
- Granite Countertop Inspections
Insurance Inspections
This type of field service inspection allows an insurance company to determine extent of damage and/or a property's replacement cost. This is also how an insurance company assesses risk to determine the likelihood that a client will need to file a claim for damages and calculates estimated premium costs.
- Dwelling observation inspection
- High value inspection
- Insurance loss control inspections (risk analysis)
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