Capability statement

Core competencies

Property accountability and audit. Every asset accounted for against the record you already keep, with evidence rather than attestation.
Verification of physical condition over time. Re-capture an asset and the platform reports whether it has changed.
Custody and chain of record. Serial, custodian and location bound to each capture. Transfers recorded as events with evidence attached.
Surplus, reutilization and disposition. When an asset leaves service it is identified, valued and routed to reutilization, sale or disposal under your rules.
Contents verification and claims. Pre loss verification at policy inception and identification and valuation at claim time, on one record.

Differentiators

Visual intelligence. A verified record from evidence gathered where the asset sits, not from what someone typed.
No new hardware and no integration to begin. Three captures put a working record in place on day one, keyed to your existing identifier.
Deployed on Amazon Web Services, in isolated environments with no external connectivity, or integrated with your system of record.
A stated confidence on every result. Low confidence goes to a person, not a guess.
We state what we hold, and nothing we do not. Compliance posture is stated plainly and documented under NDA in an evaluation.

Past performance

State government. A statewide requirement for property identification and disposition across agencies, deployed on the platform and in production. Customer name with written permission.
Insurance. Contents claims valuation on the platform for a regulated carrier. In production, case study in preparation.
Logistics. Item level returns processing for a third party logistics operator. In production, case study in preparation.

Capability statement.