Scope capture

Turn field language into structured work without losing the source.

Capture by typing or supported voice input, then review proposed rooms, areas, surfaces, actions, components, materials, quantities, and units.

AI Restoration Estimator
Fictional sample
Scope review
Proposed
North wall · Replace drywall
140 SF · source L001, L005
Next action
Accept change

A person reviews this decision before the workflow advances.

Field notes should not become a reconstruction exercise

A useful scope needs structure, but the original wording still matters when a reviewer needs to understand why an item exists. The workflow preserves both.

How it works

A workflow people can inspect

  1. 01

    Capture

    Type the scope or use supported audio files and browser voice capture. Phone recording remains under field verification.

  2. 02

    Structure

    The system proposes work items tied to rooms, areas, surfaces, actions, components, materials, quantities, and units.

  3. 03

    Clarify

    When more than one saved item could match a correction, the reviewer must choose instead of allowing an uncertain change.

  4. 04

    Accept with history

    Accepted corrections preserve prior values, source wording, actor, time, and disposition.

Human control

Review stays visible

  • Original source wording
  • Correction history
  • Ambiguous-match clarification
  • No automatic acceptance
AI Restoration Estimator
Fictional sample
Scope review
Proposed
North wall · Replace drywall
140 SF · source L001, L005
Next action
Accept change

A person reviews this decision before the workflow advances.

Bring your team’s real workflow

Early access is built around actual restoration work, review decisions, and the gaps your team needs resolved.

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