Walk the loss, shoot your photos, upload. R360 Scope writes the scope and hands you a carrier-ready ESX file that opens natively in Xactimate — no plugins, no retyping, no late nights.
Upload the photos your crew already takes — R360 Scope flags every item to remove, replace, and restore, and hands back a carrier-ready ESX.
Run a photo estimate →Drop in any carrier or third-party PDF and get back a structurally valid ESX — every line item reconstructed as real, editable Xactimate data.
Convert a PDF →Walk the loss once with any 360° camera. R360 Scope reads wall lengths, ceiling height, and floor area off the panorama and drops a dimensioned room into your Xactimate Sketch.
Measure from a 360° scan →Line up your estimate against the carrier's. Hover any flagged line and the F9 note that justifies it slides out, ready to drop into Xactimate.
Compare two estimates →No new hardware, no workflow to relearn. R360 Scope slots into the way your crews already document a loss and hands the estimate back before the day is over. Three steps, start to finish.
Any phone, or a 360° panorama. No app, no rig, no retraining.
Your dimensions, or measured from a 360° scan — quantities by IICRC S500.
Scope, F9 notes, and sketch in one file — opens straight in Xactimate.
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Yes — natively. R360 Scope writes structurally valid ESX files that open in Xactimate like any estimate you built by hand: scope, notes, and sketch included. No plugins, converters, or import steps.
You do, permanently. Quantities come from the room measurements you enter, run through deterministic IICRC-based formulas. Pricing comes from your price list inside Xactimate. The AI proposes scope — it never invents a number.
The same documentation photos you already take on every loss — wide shots of each affected room plus closeups of damage. For Sketch generation, add 360 panoramas from any consumer 360 camera.
Upload two estimates — typically yours and the adjuster's. You get a line-by-line comparison showing scope differences, quantity gaps, and total impact, plus an exportable ESX of the reconciled estimate.
No — it replaces their data entry. Every estimate is reviewed and owned by your estimator in Xactimate before it goes anywhere. The win is that your most experienced people spend their time on judgment, not typing.
Your first run on each tool is free — one photo estimate, one comparison, one 360 sketch. After that, pay per estimate or pick a team plan. No contract required to start.
Questions about how R360 Scope fits your shop, pricing for your volume, or want a live walkthrough? Send a note and a real person — who has written plenty of estimates — gets back to you, usually the same day.
Upload the photos from your last job and see the ESX for yourself. The first one is on us.
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