Startloc app analytics for May 15

With over 11,000 users and its unbeatable offer of unlimited inventories, Startloc® is the number 1 app for inventories in the world. This app for professional inventories is recommended by 9 out of 10 customers. It has been particularly popular with real estate agents for over 8 years. Startloc® is proud to be the official partner of a number of companies and organizations across the world! Our app has become essential for creating inventories! Creating inventories is a breeze with Startloc®! Check out all the features now and see what all the fuss is about! Features: - Smartphone app - Send inventories by email and/or text (at no extra cost) - Confirmation of receipt so you can see in real time who has received your move-in or move-out inventory and who has seen it - Web version accessible from any browser - Activate/deactivate users to keep your data secure - Ultra fast job management with comprehensive summary and full costing - Unlimited inventories - Inventories at move-in and move-out - Sync across all your devices (smartphone, web, tablet, iPad, etc.) - Duplicate a move-out inventory from a move-in, or vice versa in just 1 click - Secure e-signature directly on your device - Real-time back-up of all your data - Auto-save inventories in progress - Send inventories by email - Compare move-in/move-out report - Intuitive, no need for training - Unlimited number of landlords and tenants - All items are pre-installed (surfaces, decorative items, room type, brand names, etc.) - Add/modify items (decoration, condition, equipment, etc.) - Include unlimited photos - Annotate or draw on each photo - Customize the colors in the app - Previous versions of each inventory - Automatic archiving to save space on your devices - Create templates for property types The app is so intuitive, it’ll only take you 2 minutes to get the hang of it! Important link: - Terms of Service: https://www.startloc.fr/rgpd-confidentialite - Privacy Policy: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/