Pick the job, not the model
Each tool is a different question asked of a photograph, so the answer format differs: a priced deduction, a triaged ticket, a timestamped baseline, a score.
Move-out reconciliation is the one that saves the most argument, because it produces a number with a photograph attached to it.
Give it both sides of the comparison
Deposit work needs the before and the after. Upload the move-in baseline and the move-out photographs together and it compares them rather than guessing what a room should look like.
The room label is optional but worth adding. It makes the output read like a report rather than a list of observations.
Look at a sample before trusting it
See sample result shows a finished analysis on a real example, so you know what you are going to get before uploading anything.
The output is a draft in every case. You review each line before it becomes a deduction or a ticket.
Where to go next
- InspectionsThe structured version of the same walkthrough.
- Maintenance boardWhere a triaged photo becomes a job.
