Get your evenings back
Document the inspection at the property—the route, required evidence, narrative draft, and inspection output—instead of rebuilding the day at your desk.
AI output remains subject to adjuster review.
Stop reconstructing the inspection after the inspection
Keep the documentation attached to the claim as the work happens.
Every gap means a second trip back to the file — or a missed detail that surfaces after the claim is closed.
The inspection is the report. Finish it on-site and sync — no second pass.
Four stages from claim list to review
- 01
Plan
Review the claim list, map nearby work, and shape a practical route around the day.
- 02
Inspect
Open the downloaded assignment and follow the configured questions and required items—even through a signal gap.
- 03
Document
Capture labeled photos, notes, answers, damage items, and supported signatures inside the inspection.
- 04
Review
Reconnect, confirm synchronization, edit the narrative draft, and review the assembled inspection output.
Less reconstruction
The evidence stays attached to the claim instead of waiting in a camera roll, notebook, and memory.
Fewer driveway surprises
Required items and progress remain visible before you leave the property.
A reviewable handoff
The narrative and inspection output begin from the work already documented in the field.
Straight answers before you try it
Copilot shows the configured work and helps draft from documented evidence. The adjuster decides what the property shows, what belongs in the file, and what wording is approved.
Can I inspect without cell service?
Supported fieldwork can continue after the inspection data has been downloaded. Reconnect and confirm synchronization before final handoff.
What does the AI do?
Copilot drafts the inspection narrative from documented field evidence. You review and edit it before it enters the file; coverage judgment remains yours.
Does guidance guarantee completeness?
No. The workflow surfaces configured requirements and missing items. The adjuster still reviews accuracy, relevance, image quality, and the final file.
What happens after the inspection?
Captured details, labeled photos, signatures, and the reviewed narrative feed the current assembled inspection report and photo-sheet workflow. Additional export formats are still being built.
Run your next inspection through it
Use one real claim to decide whether the field workflow gives time back.