UAD 3.6 Should Not Take Longer to Complete

One of the biggest concerns surrounding UAD 3.6 has been report completion time.

Across the appraisal industry, appraisers have been sharing their experiences with the new reporting format, and many have expressed that completing a UAD 3.6 report in legacy software takes significantly longer than previous appraisal reports.

While there is certainly a learning curve with any new reporting standard, we believe the conversation is focused on the wrong issue.

The problem is not UAD 3.6.

Appraisers are valuation professionals. Their time should be spent analyzing the market, inspecting properties, reconciling comparable sales, and developing a credible opinion of value. It should not be spent repeatedly typing information, copying commentary, navigating cumbersome workflows, or completing repetitive administrative tasks.

That is exactly why we built Aivre.

From day one, Aivre was designed specifically for UAD 3.6. Every feature was built with one goal in mind: eliminate as many manual tasks as possible while keeping the appraiser completely in control of the appraisal process.

Artificial intelligence and workflow automation should not replace the appraiser. They should remove the repetitive work that does not require an appraiser's expertise.

Whether it is organizing information, assisting with commentary, carrying data throughout the report, or reducing unnecessary clicks, Aivre is designed to streamline the appraisal workflow so appraisers can focus on analysis instead of data entry.

Most importantly, the appraiser remains in complete control.

Every AI assisted narrative, every suggested comment, and every automated workflow is fully reviewable and editable. The appraiser makes the decisions. The appraiser develops the opinion of value. The appraiser signs the report.

Technology simply helps get there faster.

While much of the industry continues discussing how long UAD 3.6 reports take to complete using legacy software, we are seeing a very different experience from appraisers using Aivre.

After completing just a few reports and becoming familiar with the workflow, many Aivre users are completing UAD 3.6 reports in under two hours.

That is not because they are cutting corners.

It is because they are spending less time on repetitive manual tasks and more time applying the knowledge and judgment that only a licensed appraiser can provide.

That is the future of appraisal technology. Software should reduce friction, not create it.

As the UAD 3.6 mandate approaches, efficiency will become a competitive advantage. Appraisers who embrace modern technology will be better positioned to maintain turn times, complete more assignments, and spend more of their day performing meaningful appraisal work rather than administrative tasks.

UAD 3.6 should not take longer. With the right technology, it should allow appraisers to work smarter.

If you are ready to experience a faster, more efficient way to complete UAD 3.6 reports, now is the time to get started. Schedule a demo, onboardto the Aivre platform, and see how Aivre can transform your appraisal workflow.

Our Early Adopter Sale ends on September 1. Take advantage of discounted pricing before the promotion expires and be ready for the future of UAD 3.6 with software built specifically for the next generation of appraisal reporting.

By Jake Lew

Co-Founder & CEO