What is Inoscope?
Inoscope is construction pricing infrastructure for builders, repair teams, reinstatement companies, franchise networks and QS teams. For insurance repair, it is insurance repair pricing infrastructure from claim evidence to approved repair pricing.
It turns photos, plans, invoices, voice notes, SORs, scope files and tender documents into scoped, priced, approval-ready work records using the company's rates, evidence, pricing logic and review process.
Who uses Inoscope?
Medium-sized builders, insurance repair builders, reinstatement contractors, restoration teams, claim repair networks, franchise builders, QS and tender teams, renovation builders and property maintenance teams use Inoscope to turn job context into approved pricing.
What problem does Inoscope solve?
Inoscope reduces the manual work required to turn messy job context into priced scopes. It keeps photos, files, measurements, assumptions, rates, reviewer edits, approvals, variations, invoices and rate feedback together in one record so leakage becomes easier to see.
Does Inoscope replace estimators?
No. Inoscope prepares the pricing record so experienced people can review, adjust and approve. It reduces manual estimate build-up; it does not remove expert judgment.
What inputs can Inoscope read?
Photos, plans, drawings, PDFs, voice notes, scope files, SOR schedules, supplier invoices, contractor invoices, tender packs, site reports, claim documents, variation notes and client conversations can all become assessment context.
What outputs does Inoscope create?
Inoscope creates scoped line items, quantity notes, measurements, pricing records, repair method assumptions, SOR/rate mapping, reviewer notes, approval status, variation records, quote/report exports, approved pricing history and rate calibration evidence.
How does Inoscope help with leakage?
Most estimating tools stop at the quote. Inoscope follows the price through approval, variation, invoice and rate review so teams can see where pricing changed, why cost moved and what should improve next time.
How is Inoscope different from estimating software?
Traditional estimating software gives teams a place to manually build the estimate. Inoscope prepares the scoped and priced record from job context, then routes it for review and approval. AI estimating software usually focuses on generating an estimate faster; Inoscope focuses on the pricing record behind the estimate: evidence, scope, rates, assumptions, reviewer decisions, variations, invoices and rate feedback.
Can Inoscope use our own rates?
Yes. Inoscope can use company-specific rates, insurer SORs, supplier pricing, contractor invoices, past quotes, approved prices and completed-job costs to support rate calibration.
Is Inoscope for insurance repair work?
Yes. For insurance repair, Inoscope turns claim evidence, photos, reports, SORs, invoices and site notes into scoped, priced, approval-ready repair records with evidence, assumptions, reviewer notes and rate calibration attached.
Does Inoscope share our rates with other customers?
No. No cross-customer rate sharing. Your rate book, invoices, margins and approved pricing history remain account-specific.
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