
A Guide to Digital Twins in Facilities Management
How 3D digital twins are used for remote oversight, maintenance workflows, and operational efficiency—key for pre-loss context.
Read MoreA Matterport 3D digital twin provides a complete and objective record of a property's condition, helping to streamline claims, accelerate restoration, and provide clear evidence for all stakeholders across India.
Faster Damage Estimation
Faster Claim Cycles
Reduction in Claim Expenses
Reduction in Site Visits
Traditional insurance claims often involve time-consuming processes, subjective assessments, and potential disputes. This leads to delays, increased operational costs for insurers, and frustration for policyholders.
The most effective way to streamline a future claim is to document a property **before** any damage occurs. A pre-loss digital twin serves as a definitive, time-stamped baseline of a property's condition and its contents. This is invaluable for high-value properties, commercial assets, and complex industrial facilities.
In the event of a claim, this pre-loss scan can be compared directly against a post-loss scan, eliminating disputes about prior conditions and dramatically accelerating the settlement process.
When a property is damaged, a Matterport scan captures the entire scene quickly and comprehensively, creating a detailed 3D model of the loss. This eliminates the need for hundreds of individual photos and provides a single, reliable source of truth for everyone involved.
For restoration companies, the precise visual and dimensional data from a digital twin is invaluable. It enables accurate material ordering, efficient planning of reconstruction phases, and improved coordination with subcontractors, significantly reducing rework and accelerating the return to normalcy for the property owner.
Explore our analysis on how digital twins are transforming the entire property lifecycle, from construction to management and claims.
How 3D digital twins are used for remote oversight, maintenance workflows, and operational efficiency—key for pre-loss context.
Read MoreMatterport provides extensive documentation on how 3D technology is transforming the insurance and restoration industry. Explore their official page for technical specifications and global case studies.
A 3D digital twin provides rapid, accurate, and objective documentation of property damage. This visual evidence streamlines remote assessments, reduces the need for multiple site visits, minimizes disputes over prior conditions, and ultimately accelerates the entire claims processing and settlement timeline.
Pre-loss documentation involves scanning a property before any damage occurs, creating a definitive, time-stamped baseline of its condition and contents. In the event of a claim, this pre-loss scan can be compared directly against a post-loss scan, eliminating disputes about prior conditions and dramatically accelerating the settlement process by providing indisputable evidence.
For restoration companies, digital twins provide precise measurements and visual context of the damaged areas. This allows for accurate material ordering, efficient planning of reconstruction phases, and improved coordination with subcontractors, reducing rework and accelerating the return to normalcy for the property owner.
Let's discuss how a digital twin can bring speed, accuracy, and transparency to your insurance and restoration workflows.