Let the customer film their home. You still price the job.
A customer can film their home from their quote page, or from a link you send them. You walk the house on screen without driving to it, and the price comes from the items you confirm.
Filmed by the customer.
Asking for a video is part of the quote, not another app.
- The customer films from their quote page, or from a “film your home” link you send, in their phone's browser.
- It is on for every firm, and you can switch it off in one place if you would rather not ask.
- You or your surveyor can also film on site, and that video is kept with the job like a photograph.
Confirmed by you.
The video plays beside your survey, so you build the list of what is moving as you watch.
- Each item you confirm is marked with the moment it was seen, so a disputed wardrobe can be found on screen later.
- Nothing in the video becomes a price until you have confirmed what is there.
Priced from the job.
The video shows you the job. It does not price it.
- Each item's volume comes from a fixed table of cubic metres, not from a model's guess.
- The price is worked out from the volume, the distance and the access, the same way it would be after a visit.
What it does not do
It does not turn a video into a price. No model sets the volume or the price: you confirm the items, and the pricing engine does the arithmetic.
Questions about video surveys
Does the customer need to download an app?
No. They film from their quote page or from the link you send, in their phone's browser.
Does an AI price the job from the video?
No. You confirm the items. Each item's volume comes from a fixed table and the price from the pricing engine.
Can I stop customers sending videos?
Yes. It is on for every firm and can be switched off in one place.
Ask for a video on your next quote.
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Cerrax in Australia
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- Distance quoted in
- kilometres
A three-bedroom brick-veneer house in Sydney's west heading up the M1 to Newcastle: a pantech, a crew of removalists, a steep driveway at one end and a unit block with a shared lift at the other. Cerrax prices it from the cubic metres, the highway kilometres and the time the driveway and the lift add — each one a line you can point to.
The vehicles it plans with here:
- 4.2 m moving van (18.5 m³, car licence)
- 6.4 m pantech (37 m³, MR licence)
- 7.3 m pantech (44 m³, MR licence)