Free report upload system for NACHI members

[Chris Morrell]

Hey folks,

I'm pleased to announce the NACHI public beta of FetchReport.com. NACHI members can sign up for free and upload an unlimited number of reports by going to:

http://www.fetchreport.com/nachi

Please let us know how you like it and send me any bugs you come across. We'll be showing it to people at the convention and letting members beta test if for a few weeks and then we'll move it to the production server and launch it full-scale.

Cheers,

[Erby Crofutt]

I was going to try it but then saw the below. Perhaps you'd explain further before I give such permission.


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This allows a vendor to access your NACHI members-only username and password. This lets you log into other web sites with your NACHI username and password.
Specific Fields: Username, Password, and E-Mail Address==========================

[Nick Gromicko]

FetchReport is the vendor in this case. You have to give it permission to access your NACHI contact information.

[Mike D. Hazelwood]

Worked great for me.
A couple of suggestions though:

1. When it comes to entering email addresses it would be great if it could link in some way to my address book in my browser.

2. In the comment section would it be possible to save a comment because I pretty much use the same one over and over.

3. It also ended up in bulk mail of my two test emails is there away around that?

Hope this helps. I do like the coupons for the clients, not to much not to little, just right.

Thanks Guys.

[Linas I. Dapkus]

Originally Posted by mhazelwood

Worked great for me.
A couple of suggestions though:

1. When it comes to entering email addresses it would be great if it could link in some way to my address book in my browser.

2. In the comment section would it be possible to save a comment because I pretty much use the same one over and over.

3. It also ended up in bulk mail of my two test emails is there away around that?

Hope this helps. I do like the coupons for the clients, not to much not to little, just right.

Thanks Guys.

As for #2 just create a Word file with your comment and just copy and paste it when you upload a report.

[John McKenna]

The pdf file I uploaded would not open when I downloaded it.

Also, homeinspectionusa.com has a system that you fill in
the information, email and with one click... everything is
uploaded and all emails are sent from "one page, one click".

Just a suggestion.

[Patrick Carter]

I had the same problem as John, my PDF file would not open, I use PDF files to secure documents when sent out to my clients and their representatives......

[Chris Morrell]

Originally Posted by mhazelwood

1. When it comes to entering email addresses it would be great if it could link in some way to my address book in my browser.

2. In the comment section would it be possible to save a comment because I pretty much use the same one over and over.

3. It also ended up in bulk mail of my two test emails is there away around that?

1. I'll look into this. Direct integration with your address book is probably not likely, but we might be able to work something out.

2. I can definitely do this. Good suggestion.

3. I'll look into it. Thanks!

[Chris Morrell]

Originally Posted by jmckenna1

The pdf file I uploaded would not open when I downloaded it.

That's odd that two of you have had this problem. I probably won't get a chance to look into it for a few days (I'm flying to Toronto tomorrow), but this obviously needs to be fixed.

Originally Posted by jmckenna1

Also, homeinspectionusa.com has a system that you fill in
the information, email and with one click... everything is uploaded and all emails are sent from "one page, one click".

Something like this is in the works. Only better.

Cheers,

[Greg Bell]

Nice work Chris.

[Patrick Carter]

Originally Posted by inxil

That's odd that two of you have had this problem. I probably won't get a chance to look into it for a few days (I'm flying to Toronto tomorrow), but this obviously needs to be fixed.



Something like this is in the works. Only better.

Cheers,

Chris,

I got mine to work, I put security codes to the HI Report PDF documents before I send out to clients, I disable the security and the document loaded just fine from the site and from the test email I used, I 'm not sure what John's problem is, but mine I fixed with the security feature I have on my documents................. thanks

[Nick Gromicko]

Same here.

[Michael R. Boyett]

That's not a fix...that's a work around. I certainly wouldn't want to have to remove my report's security features in order to use the system. This is an obvious major bug that would need to be resolved prior to officially launching the service. In my opinion, this is a problem that should have been seen in the preliminary beta.

[Patrick Carter]

Originally Posted by mboyett

That's not a fix...that's a work around. I certainly wouldn't want to have to remove my report's security features in order to use the system. This is an obvious major bug that would need to be resolved prior to officially launching the service. In my opinion, this is a problem that should have been seen in the preliminary beta.

Sorry Michael, wrong word (fixed) to use in this case, and I agree that it is a work around...................but I was under the impression this was the prelim beta test.....................

[Michael R. Boyett]

No, this system has been beta tested for awhile now. This is a public beta. I don't expect it to be perfect but this is a major bug as many inspectors use pdf to provide their reports and it just seems like this bug would have been detected awhile back. I'm sure Chris will get it corrected asap.