Who Gets the Digital Twin When the Building Changes Hands?

Building Owners & Property Investors

When a building sells, the digital twin doesn’t automatically go with it. A Matterport scan lives in an account, and account access is a separate question from the deed — one that has to be handled directly, not assumed. This is written for building owners,...

The Record No One Remembers Exists — Until They Need It

Facility Managers

Buildings outlast the people who manage them. The record no one remembers exists is often the only accurate reference left once the person who held that knowledge in their head has retired, moved on, or changed employers. This is written for facility managers and...

What to Capture Now So the Record Still Works Later

Facility Managers

What you capture at scan time decides whether the record still works later — not the software it’s stored in, and not how it was labeled at the time. Scope is the one decision that’s difficult to fix after the crew has already left the site. This is...

A Record That Outlives the Meeting It Was Made For

Facility Managers

Most documentation gets made to answer one meeting’s question and then sits unopened until someone needs it for something else entirely. A record that outlives the meeting it was made for is documentation built with that second use already in mind — not as an...

Who Inherits This Building’s Record Five Years From Now?

Building Owners & Property Investors

Whoever manages this building five years from now will inherit whatever record exists of it today. If that record is a folder of drawings nobody trusts and a facilities manager’s memory, they inherit almost nothing. If it’s a Matterport digital twin, they...