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3D Claim Event Reconstruction

A visual historical record of the loss, moisture progression, and mitigation.

Watch the loss unfold in 3D

Turn water intrusion into a visual replay that shows entry point, spread pattern, affected materials, and mitigation outcome.

Pre-loss to post-mitigation

Store the full history of the space in one exact 3D record, before the flood, during the event, and after cleanup.

Context that photos can't hold

Layout, item position, and affected areas remain connected inside the model, giving every stakeholder a clearer understanding of the loss.

Faster alignment, fewer questions

One shared 3D view helps owners, adjusters, and office teams understand the claim quickly without piecing together scattered photos.

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Better context than photos

Preserve layout, relationships, and room logic in one navigable record.

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Save the baseline once

Lock in pre-work condition so the job starts from a defensible reference point.

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Measure later with confidence

Pull dimensions after you leave instead of making a second site visit.

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Scope alignment protection

Reduce disputes around what was present, where it was, and what changed.

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Stronger claim defensibility

Give adjusters and stakeholders instant context with a record that holds up.

Spatial context icon

Better context than photos

Preserve layout, relationships, and room logic in one navigable record.

Save baseline icon

Save the baseline once

Lock in pre-work condition so the job starts from a defensible reference point.

Measurement icon

Measure later with confidence

Pull dimensions after you leave instead of making a second site visit.

Scope protection icon

Scope alignment protection

Reduce disputes around what was present, where it was, and what changed.

Strength icon

Stronger claim defensibility

Give adjusters and stakeholders instant context with a record that holds up.

Why this matters in the real world

A spatial scan isn’t just impressive, it’s the most complete form of documentation you can capture before work begins.

Better context than photos

Photos are valuable, but they don’t show how everything relates. Spatial documentation preserves layout, contents context, and navigation in one record.

Cleaner decisions, faster approvals

When the space is instantly understandable, you reduce “please re-send / please clarify” loops and move faster on scope, approvals, and next steps.

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Spatial Room Documentation

Capture a navigable snapshot of the space, with structure and contents context, so the job starts with a baseline everyone can understand.

Baseline before work begins

Lock in pre-work condition so the job starts from a clear, defensible reference point.

Measure later with confidence

Grab door/window spans, ceiling heights, and key layout measurements after you’ve already left.

Share a single source of truth

Office, adjusters, and owners can understand the space instantly, with fewer re-requests and faster alignment.

Result

Less arguing about “what was where” and “what changed,” and the scan becomes the neutral source of truth.

From Real Jobsite to Spatial Record

These images show the value of spatial documentation in a way static photos alone cannot. The real-world jobsite image captures the mitigation environment as it existed in the field, while the paired Logic Lens view shows how that same space can be translated into a structured digital record for clearer review, communication, and file continuity.

Logic Lens spatial documentation view
Logic Lens spatial documentation view
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Real-world mitigation jobsite photo
Clearer Than Photos Alone

A standard site photo shows what was there in the moment. The spatial view helps turn that same area into a more structured record that is easier to interpret later by office staff, reviewers, and carriers.

Built for Real Restoration Work

This is not abstract 3D for the sake of visuals. It is tied to real mitigation conditions, real openings, and real jobsite geometry so the file stays more useful as the claim progresses.

Stronger Documentation Continuity

When the field environment is translated into a spatial record, the result is easier to review, explain, and carry forward across handoffs, supplements, and reconstruction planning.

FAQ

Questions about 3d room documentation for restoration jobs

Extra detail for teams comparing restoration software workflows and trying to understand how this feature fits into the larger operation.