Matterport Pro Series Scans Insight Sheets Database

This is a residential (Class 2 | Cat 1) water loss. The scope of what this Insight Sheet seeks to explore is limited, thus a detailed back story is not required in this case.

Matterport’s 3D Pro Scans can be leveraged in nearly every imaginable loss scenario where the interior of the property is affected. As this is a universal activity in the restoration industry, the Board of Actionable Insights sought to highlight the details associated with an activity that does not have a directly associated line item at this time. Because contractors, adjusters, and policyholders can all find immense value in a Matterport 3D scan, we have chosen to present this invoicing template as both a Mitigation and a Repair Insight Sheet.

By design, the Insight Sheet Database does not dissect pricing. We are not in the business of telling contractors, claims professionals or Xactware what their prices should be.

This Insight Sheet exists to clarify how one might invoice for scanning activities with a Matterport Pro Series camera in a claims environment. This does not seek to include or make concessions for all equipment and/or activities as it relates to a loss of this nature.

As Seen In Xact

Mark Cyganiak Posted 1 year ago

Is there pricing established yet for these line items. I would like thoughts from others on what they are charging.

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Actionable Insights Support Posted 1 year ago

Hey Mark - there is no set standard for pricing, and in our travels, we can confirm that it is different in every region. As a result, public discussions about explicit pricing are not permitted here as they would fall into the category of price-fixing/collusion. Best practice is to determine your own costs/regional scanning costs and be able to justify your determined price in a data-driven manner.
We also discuss pricing strategies in more depth in the new AIMC Course (https://www.getinsights.org/aimc)!

Jonathan Barrig Posted 9 months ago

"This scan will remain available for at least 10 years from the date this invoice was generated"
Gee whiz! 10 years! Archiving I'm assuming not direct access to the 3D space for 10 whole years?

Seth Harrison Posted 9 months ago

Assumption correct - there are 2 main ways to approach ensuring the ability to access for 10 years:
a) Transfer a duplicate of the scan to the carrier
b) Archive/unarchive, giving the carrier a clear and unwavering email address (like estimator@ or info@) to reach out to if they are trying to access and it is currently archived.
There are also other options if you reach out to Matterport about enterprise plans and possibilities!

Blake Veldman Posted 8 months ago

The parenthesis after the post and pre scans is the same. Is that an error?

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Seth Harrison Posted 8 months ago

Hey Blake! Can you help me see what you are seeing? "Pre-mitigation Scan (Executed after the loss but before any work has been executed):" and "Post-mitigation Scan (Executed after mitigation/demolition complete but before equipment is broken down):" is what I see on the Insight Sheet. Would love to fix an error but I can't find what you are seeing, thank you in advance for any help!

I'm not seeing the "after mitigation/demolition..." line. Line item 2 says Post-Mitigation Scan (Executed after the loss but before any work has been executed). That's odd.

Ah I see it now - As Seen In Xact vs the actual Insight Sheet itself. I will have the team regenerate the ASX and update, thank you Blake!

Hey Blake - this has been updated, thank you for the heads up!

Paul Maurer-Batjer Posted 7 months ago

I have created a macro using "FEE MISC," however, the line item description reverts back to "PERMITS AND FEES" when i retrieve the macro. Any way around this? I reached out to xactware & they said you can only save custom line items in xactcontents.

Seth Harrison Posted 7 months ago

Hey Paul - there is unfortunately not a way around it. What we do in our custom line items is save the Line Item Description we want to use as an F9 note to the line item in the macro, so we can quickly copy/paste it into the Line Item Description field and then delete the F9 note. Hope this helps!

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