Industries & applications
The physical asset
behind the decision.
Buildings sit behind insurance policies, loans, bonds, and operating plans. Understand the asset in a way that supports your team’s work.
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Explore your industry.
Building data for underwriting, lending, maintenance, and market development.
Bring the building into the underwriting decision.
Age, location, and occupancy describe part of a property. Materials, visible deterioration, and environmental exposure add the physical context insurers need to decide where to look more closely.
- Underwriting & renewals
- Enrich property submissions with roof characteristics, exterior features, and areas that need additional evidence.
- Loss control
- Focus inspection and maintenance conversations on buildings with relevant condition or exposure signals.
- Portfolio accumulation
- Study how material types and hazard exposure are distributed across a book of properties.
Understand the physical assets behind the loan.
A property’s financial profile depends in part on the asset itself. Exterior intelligence helps credit teams connect collateral characteristics with questions about maintenance, capital needs, and environmental exposure.
- Collateral review
- Bring exterior attributes and condition signals into acquisition and refinancing diligence.
- Capital expenditure review
- Identify where a roof or facade warrants a closer look alongside budgets, reserves, and inspection reports.
- Ongoing monitoring
- Compare building observations across a loan portfolio and prioritize follow-up as conditions change.
Connect financial exposure to physical assets.
Building data can add a physical dimension to bond and credit research. Connect collateral locations, asset characteristics, and regional hazards to the information already used in issuer, transaction, and project review.
- Asset-backed credit
- Examine building characteristics and geographic concentrations across property-backed collateral pools.
- Bond portfolio research
- Map building and facility exposure alongside issuer and sector research.
- Surety & project review
- Use site and exterior observations to focus documentation requests and property inspections.
Find the buildings your products are built for.
Turn product requirements into building criteria. Locate metal roofs, membrane systems, or other exterior features within a service area to understand the market and build a more relevant pipeline.
- Building discovery
- Identify properties by roof material, geometry, size, and geography.
- Territory planning
- Compare market concentrations to plan distributor coverage, service capacity, and field activity.
- Product & field research
- Study material distribution and visible condition to guide site visits and technical conversations.
See a portfolio at the level of each building.
A consistent view of roofs and exteriors makes it easier to plan the next inspection, maintenance cycle, or capital project. Connect individual building observations to a portfolio-wide view.
- Condition screening
- Identify exterior changes and visible anomalies to prioritize site review.
- Maintenance planning
- Group properties by materials, observed condition, and service needs.
- Weather preparedness
- Combine property characteristics with regional hazard scenarios to focus preparation and follow-up.
Build the dataset your next model needs.
Some visual tasks are constrained by the examples that are hardest to collect. We work with imagery providers, researchers, and model teams on controlled scene generation, targeted labels, and real-world evaluation.
- Synthetic datasets
- Specify the materials, defect types, camera views, and labels your training pipeline needs.
- Model development
- Collaborate on material recognition, feature localization, and anomaly detection.
- Data partnerships
- Connect imagery, inspection records, and building outcomes to training and evaluation work.
REGIONAL EXPOSURE / GULF COAST
Buildings Environmental exposure
Across a portfolio. Across a region.
Bring the environment
into the picture.
Connect building condition with wind, rain, heat, and flood exposure. Scope a study around a coastal portfolio, a lending book, or a manufacturer’s service territory.
Explore climate & data studiesWhat would a better view of your buildings change?
Bring a portfolio, a market, or a specific building question. Let’s define the next step.