Meet the New Brightchecker V2.0 App

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You Asked. We Built It.

You may have noticed that we’ve not been posting recently…but there’s a reason.

For the last 18 months, we’ve been working behind the scenes on one of the biggest projects we’ve ever undertaken — the Brightchecker V2.0 app

Rather than simply adding a few new features or giving the existing app a refresh, we decided to go much further.

We went back to the drawing board and built Brightchecker V2.0 completely from the ground up.

Your Feedback

Throughout that journey, we’ve had conversations with hundreds of you at shows and events. We listened to your feedback, heard about the challenges you face, talked about the things you loved about Brightchecker and, importantly, the things you wanted to see improved.

Then we took all of that feedback and started building.

The result is Brightchecker V2.0 — a completely new app, shaped by the people who use Brightchecker and designed to deliver an even better experience.

And now, after 18 months of planning, development, testing, tweaking and probably far too much coffee… it’s LIVE!

We quietly launched Brightchecker V2 over the last few days, and we’ve already started demoing the new app to new customers.

It’s incredibly exciting to finally see people using something that has been such a huge part of our world for the last year and a half.

And this is just the beginning.

There’s plenty more planned for Brightchecker V2, and we’re looking forward to continuing to develop it with your feedback at the heart of what we do.

feedback, customer, satisfaction

Want to see the Brightchecker V2.0 app?

Head over to our Free Trial page and take a look for yourself.

Or, if you’d like a more personal walkthrough, drop us a line and we’ll arrange a personalised demo tailored to your business.

So here we go…

18 months in the making.
Built from your feedback.
Now live.

Welcome to Brightchecker V2.0

 

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About the Author

John Antill

John Antill is a co-founder and the chief designer, builder and tester of BrightChecker, bringing together hands-on inspection experience, 10 years of professional auditing and more than 20 years of business, process and technology experience. John has carried out property condition inspections and reports for buyers and rental properties, giving him first-hand experience of the practical realities of inspecting properties, recording findings and producing reports. Earlier in his career, John spent 10 years working as a financial auditor, where structured checklists, evidence, stock inspections and asset inspections were a regular part of his work. That experience gave him first-hand understanding of the importance of structured checks, consistent recording, evidence and following findings through to their conclusion. John has also spent more than 20 years working in business analysis, process improvement, technology transformation and systems change. His experience includes understanding how organisations work, mapping processes, defining requirements, designing better ways of working and turning those requirements into practical technology solutions. As the chief designer, builder and tester of BrightChecker, John has brought those experiences directly into the product. He has designed and tested the workflows, survey structures, evidence capture, reporting, business rules, issues, work orders and connected processes that make up BrightChecker. Alongside his professional career, John has a long-standing interest in property, DIY and home improvement, including the property market, interior design, gardening, pest control and the practical problems encountered by property owners and professionals. His writing focuses on property inspections, inspection software, survey and checklist design, evidence capture, inspection reporting, property maintenance, issues, work orders and the practical workflows that connect what is found during an inspection with what happens next.

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