Insurance & Risk Professionals
Better property context for better-informed decisions.
Add measured on-site documentation to the information used in underwriting, risk review, and claims workflows.
See the practical value
Bring the building into the conversation.
Measured layouts and documented conditions help stakeholders ask more specific questions about a property.
- Measured building details
- Existing-condition records
- Scoped property review
Your team’s priorities
Documentation that fits the way you work.
Underwriting
Supplement property submissions with measured layouts and captured exterior and interior context.
Risk review
Identify questions about visible property characteristics and available historical imagery for follow-up.
Claims and catastrophe readiness
Create a dated pre-loss reference that helps teams locate affected spaces and discuss documented conditions and repair scope.
Recommended starting points
Build the right property record.
Safeguard Property Profile
Build a reliable property baseline for insurance, planning, and recovery.
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Aerial Property Intelligence
Exterior context for individual properties and broader portfolios.
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Claims Support / VestaPros
Documentation and consulting support for a more informed recovery.
Explore solutionWhat to request
Match the deliverables to the work ahead.
Combine dated plans, room dimensions, area information, and captured conditions into a pre-loss reference. Agree on measurement methods and selected equipment details so reviewers understand the record. Technical drawings or models are additional outputs when a recovery project requires them.
Your proposal confirms included outputs, optional work, and access terms. File availability does not mean every format is included.
Understand plans, tours, and technical files →A practical starting point for your team.
Define a specific information gap, select representative properties, and agree on required outputs and evaluation criteria before expanding.
Explore an insurance pilotPlanning your project
How should we evaluate a pilot?
Agree on the questions first: whether required information is present, whether reviewers can use the outputs, which return visits are still needed, and how the record fits your workflow. Do not assume a pricing or claims outcome.
Start with a conversation
Bring us the question you need to answer.
You do not need a finished scope. Start with your property, your team, and the information that is missing.