- What is appraisal tracking software?
- Software an appraisal firm uses to keep its own pipeline of orders: who sent each one, the fee, the inspection appointment, the report due date, revision requests and whether it's been paid. It's different from appraisal management software that lenders and AMCs use to hand out orders, and from report-writing software like TOTAL or ACI. AppraisalQueue is the order tracker for the firm doing the work.
- Does it import orders from Mercury, Reggora or AMC portals?
- No. Orders are entered by hand (about a minute each) or by the office coordinator. It's built for firms taking tens of orders a month, not hundreds, and it keeps working the same whichever portals your clients use. Client lists import from a CSV file.
- Does it write the appraisal report?
- No. Keep your report-writing software. AppraisalQueue tracks the order around it: the inspection, the due date, the revision request and the payment.
- How does the trainee experience log work?
- Each trainee logs the date, the order, the task (inspection, comps and analysis, report writing, review) and the hours. The entry goes to their supervising appraiser, who signs it off. Signed entries are locked. Export the log to CSV to fill in your state board's experience log form; every state has its own form, so the export is your data, not the board's form.
- Can appraisers see other appraisers' orders or the fees for the whole firm?
- No. An appraiser sees only the orders assigned to them, and a trainee only the orders they're helping on. Clients' standard fees and the unpaid list stay with the owner and the office coordinator.
- Does it send license renewal reminders?
- It tracks each appraiser's license number and expiry date and lists licenses expiring in the next 60 days on the dashboard. It doesn't send reminder emails.
- What happens after the free trial?
- For 14 days you can use every feature with no card. After that your orders stay readable and exportable, and adding or changing records needs a plan. Plans start at $19 a month for a solo appraiser.