Mold leads to sign-off, tracked and documented.
From SMS intake and assessor assignment to a documentation checklist and e-signed authorizations, the mold job on one record.
From lead to clearance.
Intake, assessment, documentation, and authorizations on one record.
- Mold lead intake, including inbound SMS
- Assign a mold assessor (MAC)
- Urgency badges and a needs-review queue
- Documents checklist per job
- E-signed work authorizations
- Job-level tracking to sign-off
Mold work is documentation-driven.
The things that make Relay fit mold remediation.
Mold starts with the assessment
Mold leads intake (by web form or inbound SMS) and get a mold assessor assigned, with urgency flagged and gaps queued for review.
Documentation is the deliverable
A documents requirements checklist keeps the assessment, protocol, and clearance where they belong: on the job.
Authorizations signed on site
Work authorizations are signed by secure link with tamper-evident proof, from the first visit.
Tracked to sign-off
The mold job runs on the same record as the rest of your work, from lead to completion.
The modules a mold job runs through.
Leads, jobs, and documents on one record.
How do mold leads come in?
By web form and inbound SMS, with a mold assessor assigned and urgency flagged.
How is documentation handled?
A documents requirements checklist keeps the assessment and clearance on the job.
Are work authorizations signed digitally?
Yes, by secure link with tamper-evident evidence.
Does the mold job track to completion?
Yes, on the same record as the rest of your jobs, through sign-off.
See a mold job run in Relay.
About an hour with a restoration specialist, scoped to how you run mold jobs today.