Accurence Introduces ScopeAssist, Transforming the Estimating Process for Roofing Contractors Through Scope Automation
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Building upon their success of SettleAssist that is revolutionizing wind and hail insurance claim settlement for the property insurance industry, Accurence developed ScopeAssist to drive unprecedented accuracy in estimating for roofing contractors by transforming and standardizing the scope automation process.
At the job site, even the best contractors have difficulty correctly scoping roofs and siding. Contractors are required to identify materials, apply complex aerial CAD reports, and provide professional estimates notating various hazards such as steep, multi-stories, and accessibility. Getting these steps right is challenging and takes time that otherwise could be spent with the homeowner or servicing new leads. Accurate and consistent estimation depends largely upon a contractor's knowledge, memory, interpretations, decision-making, and hand-written notes.
ScopeAssist™ - Onsite Scope Automation Technology for Roofing Contractors
Built by contractors for contractors, ScopeAssist is an easy to use, two-step solution that transforms the onsite scope automation process so that roofing contractors can focus on the customer. Digital inspection tool: The contractor uses a ScopeAssist app on a mobile device -- instead of the traditional pen and pad of paper -- to gather inspection data onsite. Decision intelligence engine (cloud-based software): The inspection data is then transmitted wirelessly to the proprietary ScopeAssist decision intelligence engine, which automates the following proactive steps within 90 seconds: Validates inspection data Builds a model of the situation Applies numerous rule sets based on geometry, best practices, guidelines, cost estimating data, building codes and aerial CAD data as available, etc. Automates the scope of repair Integrates with a third party cost estimating tool to generate an estimate
"Insurance companies partner with Accurence to manage the consistency and quality of their field personnel," stated
As validation of the demand in the roofing industry for ScopeAssist, Accurence also announced it has entered into a long-term preferred technology partnership agreement with 3C Network for broad implementation of ScopeAssist nationwide. 3C Network is a national network of response-ready storm damage repair experts and roof-product manufacturers and suppliers. Each of 3C Network's members now has full access to the ScopeAssist product.
Labrie added, "Year over year, the roofing industry evolves as standardization improves, through pricing systems, aerial measuring technology, and now an unparalleled scope automation solution and a retail and disaster restoration contractor development organization like 3C."
"Accurence is the partner provider our members use to build trust with consumers and their insurance carriers," said
"We are excited about our technology partnership with 3C Network," said
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