Whether you’re an insurance carrier, a claims adjuster, or property owner, we can ensure the most accurate, transparent, and fair documentation and valuations – helping you to close claims much faster.

Claims-handling optimization is essential to decreasing costs and operating a profitable business to stay competitive in today’s P&C insurance landscape.

With 3D scanning you can:

Improve accuracy and speed of claims: Cut down the time to resolve claims and improve the accuracy of payouts significantly. Trade traditional information-gathering strategies such as 2D photographs and manual measurements for efficient alternatives that are faster, and more accurate at a lower cost. Within a couple of hours of scanning, adjusters can view a comprehensive 3D model of the loss from their desks.

Adjust remotely: Employees can scan the property so that more senior and experienced adjusters can forgo travelling repeatedly to a property to focus on high value work – adjusting claims.

Reduce fraud & abuse: Regardless if your adjuster, a service provider, or restoration contractor scanned the loss – 3D models are machine-made and an unbiased source of truth are all, with no possibility for human manipulation. Photos and measurements are time stamped and court admissible, eliminating any possibility of fraud and abuse.

Our 3D data platform provides the most comprehensive, accurate, and efficient loss documentation for insurance professionals.

Reduce time spent processing claims and rectifying discrepancies with our comprehensive 3D imagery and the ability to add additional notes and details with Mattertags™.

• Accurate, updatable documentation throughout the insurance cycle

• Highest accuracy for insurance carrier documentation

• Court-admissible documentation for insurance adjusters that saves time

• Detailed and immersive documentation for forensics professionals

• Accurate claims documentation for home and business owners

Increase operational transparency: Share a private link to a 3D model to facilitate collaboration and communication with the wide array of stakeholders involved in a claim.

Boost adjusting quality: Having your most experienced adjusters view, or just review, the claim means quality improves. The ability to navigate the loss remotely with a 3D model, rather than hundreds of individual photographs, coupled with accurate property dimensions, provides for unmatched quality assurance.

Increase customer satisfaction: Utilizing 3D models in claims handling decreases claims cycle times significantly – which not only benefits the carrier and contractor working on the claim but means people get back on their feet faster. Additionally, the use of cutting-edge technology to meticulously document damage to a property lets policyholders know that their insurer is doing the maximum to give them a fair settlement.

Remote risk engineering: Save the cost of outsourcing or sending a staff risk engineer to a site. Risk engineers can save considerable time writing inspection reports and recommendations on risk mitigation for commercial and high net-worth properties. With 3D models risk engineers can revisit and inspect a site repeatedly, taking as much time as needed and easily collaborate with underwriting and agents.

Re-Inspection efficiency: Currently Carriers are unable to adequately focus resources on the volume of claims that require re-inspection. 3D models allow quick navigation of loss sites and can increase the efficiency in determining which losses truly require physical re-inspection if any at all!

Improve catastrophic (CAT) event response: During CAT events when in-house field adjusting teams are stretched thin, access the network of thousands of Service Providers all across the US and around the world to produce reliable 3D models.

Train and educate remotely: The immersive nature provides an extremely cost-effective alternative to site visits and other training tools and methods for training and education purposes.