MISMO XML

[Fernando]

New client wants report in MISMO XML. Is that the same XML as used in Total?

 

[Mike Ault]

New client wants report in MISMO XML. Is that the same XML as used in Total?

Yes

 

[glenn walker]

Yes

 

[residentialguy]

The worst formatting on the whole planet.

 

[Tom D]

The worst formatting on the whole planet.

no, typing them was the worst formatting in the world.

 

[residentialguy]

no, typing them was the worst formatting in the world.

I disagree. Typing wouldn't change your report.

 

[DWiley]

I disagree. Typing wouldn't change your report.

MISMO XML is the standard format for reports. How do you think it "changes" your report?

 

[residentialguy]

MISMO XML is the standard format for reports. How do you think it "changes" your report?

Sorry, I meant ENV.
My reports are filled with graphs and photos in the comments, which don't show up with env. Even some photo pages are deleted. It also rearranges the report or order.

 

[Mike Ault]

Sorry, I meant ENV.
My reports are filled with graphs and photos in the comments, which don't show up with env. Even some photo pages are deleted. It also rearranges the report or order.

Careful, you're talking about "AI Ready". The one that was developed so appraisers would "own all the field data" and resell it as needed. Seems like an almost "quaint notion" now, doesn't it?

 

[DWiley]

Sorry, I meant ENV.
My reports are filled with graphs and photos in the comments, which don't show up with env. Even some photo pages are deleted. It also rearranges the report or order.

You are blaming the ENV format for shortcomings in your forms software

I sent many ENV files and they all looked exactly as intended, graphs, photos and all. However not all forms software has a good UI for the appraiser using ENV. One in particular wanted their own format adopted as the ENV standard and when that did not happen they retaliated by making their software difficult and telling the appraisers that ENV changed their reports - which is totally false