Insurance Documentation
Support property-loss records with organized visual documentation.
Matterport-style 3D documentation and traditional photography each serve different purposes. Understanding the difference helps you choose the right tool — or the right combination — for documentation, planning, restoration, insurance, and marketing.
| Feature | Matterport 3D Digital Twin | Traditional Photography |
|---|---|---|
| Immersion | Interactive walkthrough experience | Static individual viewpoints |
| Measurements | Spatial and measurement tools available | Not inherent to standard photography |
| Navigation | Move virtually through the documented space | View images individually |
| Detail Capture | Broad spatial context across the captured property | Focused views selected by the photographer |
| Remote Sharing | Share an interactive model remotely | Share photographs or galleries |
| Planning Value | Useful for remote review and spatial reference | Useful as a visual reference |
| Documentation | Detailed visual and spatial property record | Selected visual documentation |
| Capture Process | More extensive capture, richer spatial record | Typically faster and simpler |
When context, documentation, and remote access matter.
Virtually move through the captured property from anywhere.
Reference spatial information and available measurement tools.
Understand how documented rooms and spaces relate to one another.
Create an organized visual record useful throughout a project.
Still photographs remain useful for many property needs.
Strong for websites, brochures, listings, and social media.
A practical option when only selected property views are needed.
Individual photographs can often be captured and delivered quickly.
Showcase selected rooms, details, finishes, and architectural features.
Combine interactive 3D property documentation with professional photography to create a more flexible property record — useful for documentation, remote collaboration, restoration, planning, marketing, and communication.
From loss documentation to marketing, each format has a role.
Support property-loss records with organized visual documentation.
Document conditions and support planning as projects progress.
Pair immersive experiences with strong property visuals.
Maintain visual records across buildings and portfolios.
Help guests understand spaces while preserving property records.
Support planning, design review, spatial reference, and collaboration.
Protect your property. Plan for the future. See the bigger picture.