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Assessments

Assessments are the core of Inoscope. Each assessment captures photos, documents, and notes about a property, then uses AI to generate a structured scope of work and cost estimate. Three assessment types are available, each designed for a different workflow.


Assessment Types

TypeSource MaterialWhat Inoscope ProducesRun Steps
Damage AssessmentSite photosDamage items with bounding boxes, then a repair scope with costed line items6 steps
General Work AssessmentSite photosWork scope line items directly (no damage items)5 steps
Tender AssessmentTender documents (SOQ, BOQ, SOW, drawings, specs)Extracted or generated line items with pricing from rate book7 steps

For the full workflow on each type, see the dedicated pages:


Creating a New Assessment

Click + New Assessment in the top-right header (or the + floating button at the bottom right of the dashboard).

Dashboard — + New Assessment button highlighted in the top-right header

Create New Assessment dialog — select type and name

Create New Assessment dialog — property and description fields

The dialog has two steps:

Step 1 — Choose type and name:

FieldRequiredDescription
Assessment NameYesA descriptive name (defaults to "New Assessment")
Assessment TypeYesDamage Assessment, General Work Assessment, or Tender Assessment

Click Fill Details to expand the optional property fields:

Create New Assessment — expanded details

FieldRequiredDescription
DescriptionNoDescribe what you want to assess (e.g. "Water leak from bathroom ceiling")
Select Existing PropertyNoLink to an existing property, or create a new one
Property NameNoName for a new property
Property TypeNoResidential, Commercial, or Industrial

Scroll down in the expanded form to fill in additional assessment and event details:

Create New Assessment — additional assessment and event detail fields

FieldDescription
Size (m²) / Year Built / Bedrooms / Bathrooms / Room HeightProperty construction details
Date InspectedWhen the inspection took place
Weather During InspectionConditions at time of inspection
Event Name / Date of LossName and date of the damage event (e.g. storm, flood)
Event DescriptionDetails about what happened
Claim NumberInsurance claim reference number
Date of Make SafeWhen the property was made safe after the event
Is Make SafeWhether a make-safe was performed
Weather Conditions During EventConditions at the time of the event

Click → Create Assessment to save.


Assessment Statuses

StatusMeaning
DraftCreated but not yet started
Not StartedReady to begin work
In ProgressActively being worked on
CompletedFinished and ready for reporting

Status badges are color-coded on each assessment card in the dashboard.


Assessment Layout: Damage and General Work

Opening a Damage or General Work assessment shows a three-panel layout:

Damage assessment detail — Details tab

  • Left panel — Image thumbnails organized by location group (Exterior, Interior, Document, Digital)
  • Center panel — Main workspace with tabs
  • Right panel — Inoscope AI Operator (floating, draggable, resizable) — where you work with Bee, Inoscope's autonomous AI
TabContents
DetailsUploaded images with bounding boxes, detected damage items or work scope items (color-coded by severity), and line item totals
MeasureMeasurement panel for annotating images and extracting dimensions
FilesUploaded documents and files
TeamTeam members with their roles and access
MemoryMarkdown notes scoped to this assessment that Bee uses for context (see Assessment Memory)

See Damage Assessment and General Work Assessment for the full workflow on each type.


Assessment Layout: Tender

Tender assessments have a different layout focused on document-based scope extraction and pricing:

Tender assessment — Overview tab

Tender assessment tab strip — Memory tab highlighted; Quote Requests appears at the end

TabContents
OverviewProject summary, key points, risk flags, and a quick-action sidebar for common tasks
MeasureWorkspace for pricing and estimation
Line ItemsStructured hierarchical line items with grouping and totals
FilesUploaded tender documents (SOW, SOQ, BOQ, specifications)
TeamTeam members and access
MemoryMarkdown notes scoped to this assessment that Bee uses for context (see Assessment Memory)
Quote RequestsOutgoing supplier or subcontractor quote requests linked to this assessment

See Tender Assessment for the full workflow.


Assessment Card Menu

Click the three-dot menu on any assessment card to access management actions.

Assessment card — ⋮ menu open showing Edit, Duplicate, and Delete options

ActionDescription
EditOpen the assessment settings to rename, change type, or update property details
DuplicateCreate a copy of the assessment with the same property, settings, and line items
DeletePermanently remove the assessment (requires confirmation)

Assessment Team

Assessment Team tab — team members list with roles

Go to the Team tab in any assessment to manage access:

RolePermissions
OwnerFull access — edit, delete, manage team
AdminEdit and manage team
EditorEdit content (images, damage items, line items)
ViewerRead-only
ContributorAdd content but not modify existing items

Assessment Memory

Every assessment has its own Memory tab — markdown notes that stay attached to that single assessment and are passed to Bee whenever it works on it. Use it to lock in assessment-specific context: site access notes, the client's preferred materials, a damage scope decision you've made, or any rule you want Bee to follow only for this job.

Assessment detail — Memory tab with assessment-scoped memories

ControlWhat it does
Search memories…Filter the list by name or content.
+ Add memoryOpen the markdown editor to create a new memory for this assessment.
Memory cardClick to edit; tap the trash icon to delete.

Assessment memories are scoped to this assessment only — they do not appear in other assessments and do not affect company-wide Bee behaviour. For preferences that should apply to every assessment, use My Memory or Company Memory under Settings.

Memory is in Beta — Bee learns and remembers automatically through self-learning during assessments and conversations. Behaviour and schema may change as the feature evolves.


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