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, investors,...
Building Owners & Property Investors
Who Inherits This Building’s Record Five Years From Now?
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 inherit an...
Capital Planning with Reality Capture: What CFOs and Facility Leaders Should Know
Capital planning reality capture replaces memory, outdated drawings, and a walkthrough nobody has time to schedule with a documented, dimensionally accurate model of a building. Facility leaders and CFOs use that baseline to compare conditions across a portfolio and...
Restoration Scan: Costs, Timelines, and Deliverables Explained
A restoration scan follows the same per-square-foot pricing P3D uses for every scan: typically $0.10 to $0.25 per square foot for standard scans, with large or unusually complex spaces priced differently. A single-family loss usually lands in the low hundreds of...
Pre-Loss and Post-Loss Scanning: Building the Case Before and After
Pre-loss and post-loss scanning builds a defensible claim record when the baseline scan is captured before any damage occurs and the second scan is captured within days of the loss, with both files kept unaltered and time-stamped. The strength of the record comes from...
Insurance Adjuster 3D Documentation: What Actually Holds Up
Insurance adjuster 3D documentation holds up when it is measurable, timestamped, and delivered in a format that opens without special software. A Matterport scan captures dimensions, existing conditions, and damage extent in one file an adjuster can review from a desk...
How Matterport Scans Speed Up Restoration Scoping
A Matterport scan speeds up restoration scoping by putting an accurate, measurable copy of the damaged space in front of every reviewer at once. Instead of scheduling separate walkthroughs for the estimator, the adjuster, and the contractor, one scan gives all three...
Reality Capture in Restoration and Insurance Claims: A Practical Guide
Reality capture gives restoration contractors and insurance professionals a shared, accurate record of a loss from the first site visit through claim close. It speeds up scoping, keeps the contractor and adjuster working from the same information, and supports the...
How a 3D Scan Makes a Physical Space Available to Everyone
A 3D scan gives people who can't physically visit a building a way to see it, move through it, and understand it anyway. That's the direct answer behind 3D scan accessibility ADA compliance work: one Matterport visit produces a digital twin that stands in for the trip...
The Case for a Verifiable Spatial Record of Every Building You’re Responsible For
Building documentation accountability comes down to this: a verifiable spatial record protects the person responsible for a building when a dispute, claim, or safety question requires knowing exactly what the building looked like at a specific point in time. Without...
What Is the Golden Thread and Why Does It Matter for US Building Owners?
Golden thread building safety documentation USA is a way of describing something building owners here are only starting to ask about: a digital, continuously maintained record of a building's safety-critical information —...
The Building You’re Buying Deserves a Scan Before You Close
A 3D scan for acquisition due diligence gives you a verified record of the building’s actual physical condition before you close — not the seller’s description of it, not what the listing photos suggest.