Property DNA: the structure that makes a record reusable.
Property DNA is how we hold a property: six linked layers, each carrying provenance, so any downstream service can draw on the same evidence without re-deriving it.
Six layers, one record.
Spatial
Point clouds, surfaces, orthomosaics and derived geometry with accuracy bands.
Visual
Indexed imagery — aerial, interior, detail and thermal — located in space and time.
Assets
Structured equipment, systems and site improvements with attributes and identifiers.
Condition
Observations with severity flags, linked to the imagery that supports them.
Documents
Drawings, reports and client-supplied records attached to the property and its assets.
Provenance
Capture date, method, equipment, personnel and reviewer for every record.
Capture and processing stack.
Methods are selected against the accuracy the decision requires, not applied uniformly.
- Aerial photogrammetry
- Structured flight capture producing orthomosaics, surfaces and measurable reconstructions.
- LiDAR & point cloud
- Registered point clouds for interior and exterior spatial measurement at a documented accuracy band.
- Thermal imaging
- Radiometric capture used to locate apparent anomalies for qualified follow-up.
- Digital twin assembly
- Navigable spatial models tied to the property record and its asset registry.
- AI-assisted extraction
- Model-assisted detection and structuring of assets and quantities, always confirmed by human review.
- Evidence graph
- Every measurement, observation and deliverable links back to the source capture that produced it.
Two systems, cleanly separated.
Technical intelligence lives in the Property Intelligence workspace. Commercial and client-relationship work lives in SuiteDash. Nothing is duplicated between them.
- Property DNA records
- Spatial data and point clouds
- Evidence libraries and provenance
- AI-assisted extraction workflows
- Measurements and quantity schedules
- Professional review queue
- Technical deliverables
- CRM and contact records
- Proposals and contracts
- Invoicing and billing
- Client onboarding
- Appointments and scheduling
- Messaging and support tickets
- Client-friendly project status
AI with human verification
Model-assisted extraction accelerates detection and structuring of assets, quantities and observations. Nothing produced by a model is released without a qualified reviewer verifying it against the source capture. AI is used to organise evidence, never to reach a professional conclusion.
Professional boundaries
- Legal boundary and property line determinations require a licensed land surveyor.
- Final tax positions, asset lives and depreciation treatment require a qualified tax professional.
- Structural, mechanical and other engineering conclusions require a licensed engineer.
- Official valuations and appraisals require a licensed appraiser.
- Thermal imagery indicates apparent anomalies only and is not a diagnosis.
- Legal opinions, causation findings and expert testimony require qualified counsel and retained experts.
Explore the platform in detail.
Property DNA record model
The full record structure, identifiers, versioning and provenance model.
Immersive Property View
A navigable reconstruction where each hotspot resolves to a structured record.
Evidence model
Capture provenance, chain of custody, timestamps and review status.
AI workforce
What AI may assist with, and what always requires a human reviewer.
Open standards
Data portability, export formats and no lock-in.
Start with the decision you need to make.
Tell us the property and the decision. You get a written scope with an exact price before anything is scheduled.