inndox

inndox creates a digital twin of a building: a single record of its documents, contacts, warranties and upkeep that stays with the property when it changes hands. It is offered to homeowners through businesses such as builders and estate agents, and it operates in Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom.

What inndox offers

• Digital property logbook — holds a property's files, contacts, warranties and maintenance history, and passes to the next owner at sale.
• Builder handovers — digital handover packs at completion and aftercare once the sale is done.
• Seller disclosure — lets owners and agents provide the logbook to buyers.
• Maintenance and warranty alerts — reminds owners when routine work is due or a warranty is about to lapse.
• Structural integrity management — tools for condominiums and co-operative buildings.
• Vehicle and boat records — the same logbook approach for cars, trucks, buses, boats and jet skis.

Who it works with

It covers residential, commercial, industrial and government property. Builders, realtors, property developers, property managers and government bodies act as partners that provide it to their clients.

Key facts

• Based in: Australia
• Markets: Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom
• Users: more than 8,500 homeowners, as stated
• Background: founders with over 22 years in the building inspection industry