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Assessments

Assessments are the core of Inoscope. Each one keeps its source files, AI summary, measurements, costing, memories, reports and collaboration in one workspace. Choose the smallest workflow that matches the job, then move to a richer assessment when the evidence requires it.


Assessment Types

TypeBest ForInputOutput
Rapid AssessmentA quick site visitUp to five photos and short notesA focused record of visible issues and follow-up scope
Damage AssessmentInsurance or repair investigationsSite photos and evidenceDamage items, authenticity/confidence evidence and repair line items
General Work AssessmentMaintenance, renovation and non-damage workPhotos, notes and documentsWork scope with materials, labour and equipment
Tender AssessmentComplex procurement and construction pricingBOQ/SOQ/SOW, drawings, specifications, PDFs, DWG/DXF and zip filesStructured take-off, priced hierarchy, reports and quote workflows

See Rapid, Damage, General and Tender for the full workflow per type.


Creating an Assessment

Click + New → New Assessment in the top-right header.

Create New Assessment dialog — name, four type cards, Share with Team, tax settings and Fill Details

  1. Assessment Name — use a property or job name that will remain searchable.
  2. Type cards — Rapid, Damage, General Work and Tender. The panel below explains the selected workflow.
  3. Share with Team — optionally grant company users admin access immediately after creation.
  4. Tax Settings — set the tax name and rate stored on this assessment.
  5. Fill Details — add a description and property details; a new property can be named here or an existing property selected.
  6. Create Assessment.

The Assessment Workspace

A full Tender workspace demonstrates the common structure shared by the richer assessment types.

Tender workspace — files rail, ten tabs, Run control, structured pre-assessment summary and Bee

  1. Tab strip — Overview, Measure, Line Items, Material List, Files, Team, Memory, Reports, Quote Requests and Customer Quotes.
  2. Run — starts the next Bee pipeline step. Header actions also expose file, edit, snapshot, refresh and share/export controls.
  3. Files rail — upload more files, attach from Files, or attach a recording from Records. Tiles show type and processing state.
  4. Summary — structured facts, status callouts, evidence coverage, blockers and source links; use Regenerate when the source pack changes.
  5. Bee dock — the assistant stays alongside the assessment so it can operate on the open files and tabs.

A completed tender can show a denser summary with commercial facts and decision points:

Completed tender overview — project facts, Deal Breakers, Key Points, five source files and Bee report history

The Overview is not just a cover page. It can contain project, client, value and timeline facts, deal breakers, key points, source coverage, evidence links and a record of Bee's report-generation work.


Every Assessment Tab

Overview

The Overview answers: What is this job, what evidence exists, and what should happen next? It combines the file rail with a generated summary. On tender work it may show the principal, site, source-pack count, procurement risks, blockers and take-off position. Regenerate after adding or replacing source files.

Measure

Measure is the drawing/document take-off surface. Set scale, draw lines, rectangles or polygons, and attach the resulting quantity to a line item. Measurement citations preserve the source page and geometry so a reviewer can trace a quantity back to evidence.

Line Items

Line Items is the costed hierarchy: group rows, subgroups and leaf items. It supports:

  • Outline navigation and warning counts.
  • Trade grouping and Material/Labour/Equipment type chips.
  • Cards or dense Table view.
  • Quantity, unit, unit price, source, margin, markup and totals.
  • Review mode, batch selection, row editing and measurement links.
  • Pre-margin cost and live GST-inclusive totals.

See Line Items & Costing for the table, card, review and editing details.

Material List

Material List flattens priced material leaves into an ordering-oriented list. Use it to consolidate products, check quantities and export CSV/XLSX for procurement. It is intentionally different from the line-item hierarchy: the hierarchy explains the estimate, while Material List answers what must be ordered.

Files

Files is the assessment's evidence set. Upload files, attach existing library files, or use From Records for voice recordings. Counters and processing states expose whether indexing is complete. Images can feed damage review; documents can feed Bee, reports and tender extraction. Snapshots freeze the assessment state.

Team

Team shows who has access to this assessment, with names, email and role. Share at creation or add people later. See Team Collaboration.

Memory

Memory stores assessment-specific instructions Bee must retain: client preferences, site constraints, naming conventions, approval rules or pricing exceptions. User and company memories work alongside it. See Memory.

Reports

Reports turns the assessment into a formal deliverable. Create from a template, edit in the rich editor, preview, save, export to PDF/HTML and share with restricted or public access. See Reports.

Quote Requests

Quote Requests is the contractor-pricing workflow. Select line items, send a request to a supplier, track outgoing requests and compare returned rates before updating the estimate. It is beta and is most useful after the scope has been reviewed.

Customer Quotes

Customer Quotes packages selected scope for the client. Review the chosen items, margin/tax treatment and presentation before sending. It is distinct from contractor quote requests: one gathers market input, the other presents a commercial offer.


Snapshots

Freeze an assessment before a large edit, rerun or what-if price change. Restore, rename or delete saved states from the header's Snapshots action.

Snapshots dialog — create, restore and manage assessment states


Memory

Assessment Memory — search, add memory and a memory card Bee must remember

  1. Add a memory at assessment level.
  2. Search and review existing memories.
  3. Edit or delete stale instructions.
  4. Keep permanent company rules in company memory, and job-specific facts here.

Editing and Housekeeping

  • Edit Assessment renames or changes the assessment details.
  • The dashboard card menu offers sharing, rename and delete actions.
  • Share links support public or restricted access for reports and records.
  • Use Refresh after a background upload or AI run.

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