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Most properties are captured several times a year by different vendors for different reasons. The cost is not just the repeated mobilisation — it is that none of the resulting records reconcile.
Reality capture vendors drift into conclusions they are not qualified to make. Drawing the line explicitly makes the work more useful, not less.
A baseline is the first reviewed capture of a property, structured so later services can build on it instead of starting over.
A digital twin is a visual and spatial model. A Property Intelligence Record is the structured evidence layer underneath it. They serve different jobs.
Aerial capture establishes the site and roof. Terrestrial LiDAR fills in interiors and detail that a drone cannot reach. Neither replaces the other.
A documented pre-loss condition narrows the range of disputes after a loss. It does not determine coverage or valuation on its own.
Model-assisted detection speeds up structuring a capture into an asset registry. It does not remove the human review step before anything is relied on.
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