Jurisdiction details and inspection warnings
Find a project's jurisdiction details and review inspection warnings from Pip.
An authority having jurisdiction (AHJ) is the local authority responsible for permits or inspections. SunrAI can show jurisdiction information alongside a project's other reference details.
Find jurisdiction details
Open the project and expand Jurisdiction, utility & references or Jurisdiction & references, depending on your project view. If this section is available to your team, the Jurisdiction (AHJ) card can show:
- The linked jurisdiction's name, state, and type
- Typical permit cost
- A count of recorded requirements
- Available notes
If no AHJ is linked, the card shows an empty state. Ask a teammate with permission to review the project's jurisdiction settings.
Inspection warnings
Pip can flag a project when its scheduled install is within 14 days and the AHJ's recent inspection pass rate is below 80%. A warning requires at least three inspection records for that AHJ; with less history, no warning is shown.
The warning is informational. It does not change the project, contact the AHJ, or reschedule work.
What to do when you see a warning
- Read Pip's warning and the inspection issues it describes.
- Review the project's jurisdiction notes and inspection records.
- Share relevant preparation details with the project team.
Troubleshooting
"I don't see a warning." — A warning appears only when the project is within 14 days of its scheduled install, there are at least three inspection records for the AHJ, and the recent pass rate is below 80%.
"The pass rate looks wrong." — Review the relevant inspection records with your team. Missing or incorrectly recorded outcomes can affect the rate in the warning.