Business — your firm's home base

What this screen is for. Set up and run your firm — your business profile, prices, service area, payments, subscription, legal, and team, all in one place. This doc covers the hub and its first tab, Business info; the other seven tabs each have their own doc. How to get there. Sidebar → Business. Eight tabs: Business info · Services & prices · Service areas · Mileage · Payments · Subscription · Legal · Team (Legal and Team show only for the owner). The tab you're on is in the web address, so bookmarks and refreshes hold. What every button does Business profile: Business name (required — it prints on every report and your site; the sidebar updates the moment you save) · Legal name · License # · Business phone (formats as you type; it prints on reports) · Business email — where your booking alerts and client replies go (not your sign-in email) · Timezone — every booking time is shown and scheduled in this zone. Save changes — greyed until the name is filled and the email and phone read right; a green "Saved" confirms. Business address: Street address suggests as you type; picking one also stores the map point your drive times and mileage log run on. Use my location fills from GPS ("double-check the house number"). "Where do you usually leave from?" — My office or My home (a home address you add is used only to work out drive time and mileage — never shown to anyone, never on your website). Not cosmetic: your Schedule's drive padding and the slots your booking page offers start from here. "My mailing address is different" — where we send news, updates, and any legal documents. The mirrors: Your bookable hours (read-only, with Edit hours → Schedule → Availability) and Your logo & brand (a pointer to Marketing → My Website → Brand). One home per fact. The three report switches: The Ask List — "Let my clients build an Ask List." Your clients can turn your report into a repair request for the other side — their own words and your finding numbers, never your report wording. Off means no client can start one until you turn it back on; anything already built stays exactly where it is. A second switch, "Email me when one is created," keeps you ahead of the listing agent's phone call. Budget Genie — "Show a budget on my findings." Puts a plain-English repair BUDGET on each finding, priced from free public data. Off means no budgets are written until you turn it back on. In Oklahoma it starts off, because the state does not let an inspector put repair costs in a report; turn it on here if you want them. A house in Oklahoma starts off the same way, even when your firm is somewhere else. Code references — "Add code references to my reports." The firm-wide master switch for building-code notes. Off means your reports add none at all — none is generated, none prints — until you turn it back on. The finer control (which states, which drawings) lives on the Code settings page, linked from the card; the same master switch sits at the top of that page too. Common questions "Where do I change my business name / phone / license?" Right here — they flow onto every report you send. "Which email gets my booking alerts?" The Business email on this page. Your sign-in email lives under My settings. "Why does my Schedule pad drive time from the wrong place?" Check Where do you usually leave from — office or home — and that the address has been picked from the suggestions (that's what stores the map point). "How do I turn off the dollar figures on findings?" The Budget Genie switch, right on this page. Off — no budgets are written. "Can I stop clients building repair requests from my reports?" The Ask List switch. Off blocks new ones server-side; existing ones stay readable. "I don't want any building-code notes on my reports — how do I turn them all off?" The Code references switch, right on this page (or the master switch at the top of Code settings). Off — no report adds one, and none is generated, until you turn it back on. "Where are my hours edited?" Schedule → Availability — the card here is an honest mirror with the jump link. Good to know All three switches start ON for every firm — except the Budget Genie in Oklahoma, which starts off — and each reverts with a plain alert if a save ever fails, never a silent flip. Your timezone is set from your state at signup — a Washington firm starts on Pacific time. Change it here if your business runs on another clock. You can read every Ask List on its inspection's page — it's your client's document; only they can change what it says. Related Services & prices Service areas Availability — the hours behind the mirror The Ask List, from your client's side