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3D Property Scan
How 3D Scanning Helps With Insurance Claims
Insurance claims are often delayed by loss adjuster queries and disagreements about the extent of the damage suffered by the property owner.
Where the evidence of the loss is thin, parts of the claim can be questioned or left out.
To give the insurer a clear, detailed record of the damage, Insurance Claim Solutions uses a high-resolution 3D camera to document the loss and to create a report, especially for large or complex claims.
The images produced by these cameras capture in fine detail the damage not only to the building but also to fixtures, fittings and building contents.
The captured images are then processed by our software to produce an accurate, frozen-in-time, 3D computer twin of the original scene.
Using this 3D digital twin our team can then compile and formulate a far more detailed claim than using traditional capturing methods such as photographs and verbal descriptions.
We include the use of this technology in our fee on all large and complex claims.
A detailed 3D record gives the insurer a clear picture of the damage, which can help reduce queries and disagreements about the extent of the loss.
You can find out more about our 3D Property Scanning Services and some other applications of this technology on our 3D Property Scan website.
Service Overview
3D PROPERTY SCAN
Benefits of Using 3D Scanning in Insurance Claims Management
Loss adjusters, underwriters and property owners can capture property data including the contents in visually rich, immersive 3D. Team members can walk through damaged properties as if they were there, taking measurements and capturing images.
You can use your mouse to move from room to room and look up at the ceiling and down to the floor. You can also zoom in and out to show the damage.
Pins can be added to highlight damages and quality/type of material. This helps show where higher-quality materials were used.
Snapshots can be taken from within the 3D video. This can be helpful when pointing out the extent of damages and the proper repair method.
You have the ability to take measurements from within the 3D video to show accurate room sizes, the height of the ceiling, etc.
The 3D video also creates a floor plan which can be used for room dimensions.
You can then share the link with the loss adjuster, or anyone else who needs to see the damage. The scan gives a detailed, shareable record of the damage to support the claim.