Attester turns your inspection photos into a reviewed, dated record and a tenant-ready written summary — in cautious, observation-only wording, branded as yours. The admin that used to take an evening takes about five minutes.
// Built in Dundee for the October 2026 rules.
// Not selling yet — testing with local agents.
Dear Ms Brown,
Following the report received on 16 Oct, an inspection was carried out at 19 Riverside Court. The following visible observations were recorded…
After every damp or mould visit there's a write-up — and from October 2026, a written summary owed to the tenant in working days. Attester does the boring first draft so you don't sit down to a blank document.
That's roughly half an hour back on every damp or mould visit. If your team does ten a month, Attester aims to hand back close to a full working day — time currently spent typing, not letting.
The whole thing happens on your phone, standing in the property — no app to install, nothing to take back to the office. Open Attester in your browser, walk the rooms, and the record and tenant summary are done before you've locked up.
Photograph each issue on your phone as you walk the property — straight from the browser, room by room. No app, no cables, no waiting until you're back at a desk.
Each photo is read into plain, objective observations — location, surface, severity. Never a cause, never blame. The blank-document part is just gone.
Check and edit every line on the spot, then sign it off. You are the author of the record — the draft only saves you the typing, it never decides anything.
Out comes a dated, branded PDF record and a tenant-ready written summary — ready to email from your phone before you've left the doorstep.
This is a sample for a fictional property. The wording, the dated stamp, and the tenant letter are produced exactly like this — branded as your agency.
Observed surface discolouration and water staining on the painted wall surface above the tiled splashback, adjacent to the sink and mirror. Extent recorded as moderate (a band of discolouration and tide-mark staining above the tile line, with peeling of the paint surface). Review recommended.
Observed dark surface spotting on the painted wall surface and skirting board at the corner junction at floor level. Extent recorded as notable (dark spotting across the lower wall and skirting surfaces on both faces meeting at the corner). Review recommended.
This record documents visible observations only. It does not determine the cause of damp or mould, assign responsibility, assess compliance with any regulation, or replace inspection by a competent person.
Made with Attester
Dear Ms Brown,
Following the damp and mould report received on 16 October 2026, an inspection was carried out on 26 October 2026 at 19 Riverside Court, Dundee.
The inspection recorded the following visible observations:
This summary documents visible observations only. It does not determine the cause of any damp or mould, assign responsibility, or assess compliance. A dated inspection record including the photographs is attached for your reference.
We expect to provide this written summary within 3 working days of completing the investigation (indicatively around 29 October 2026).
If you have any questions, please get in touch using the contact details below.
Kind regards,
David Mylse
Tay Lettings Ltd
inspections@taylettings.co.uk
Drafted from visible observations only — reviewed and issued by the inspector.
Scotland's new duties set three working-day deadlines once you're aware of a damp or mould report. Attester's record and tenant summary are built to support the first two.
Enter the date a report came in and it counts the working days for you — skipping weekends and Scottish bank holidays.
Indicative only, for planning. Working days exclude weekends and Scottish bank holidays. Not legal advice.
Based on Scottish Government published timescales for the Investigation and Commencement of Repair (Scotland) Regulations 2026.
Email me these deadlines + the Scotland damp & mould checklist
The reason this is safe to send is that it never strays past what the photo shows. That's a feature, not a limitation.
Looking for 3 Scottish letting agents or property managers to try Attester on one real damp or mould visit. Leave your email and I'll send a sample record, the tenant summary, and early access — built in Dundee, ahead of the October rules.
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