Mobile Survey
Customers or staff can capture survey information using a mobile-first experience.
A mobile-first survey workflow combined AI-assisted item detection, automated volume calculations and structured digital information to prepare estimates much sooner.

The moving business relied on manual item recording and volume calculations. Preparing the information required for an estimate could take approximately two hours and often depended on an onsite visit.
The opportunity was not simply to digitise a form. It was to shorten the path from seeing the customer’s items to preparing a usable estimate.
Isoft developed a structured workflow that assists with identifying household items from images, calculates estimated volume and gives the estimator organised survey information for review.
Customers or staff can capture survey information using a mobile-first experience.
Room and item images provide practical input without relying only on handwritten notes.
The system assists with recognising inventory items visible in the supplied images.
Detected and confirmed items contribute to an automated estimated cubic-metre total.
The workflow can capture operational details that may affect how a move is planned.
Structured information reaches the estimator sooner for validation and estimate preparation.
The customer or surveyor captures rooms, items and relevant move details.
AI assists with identifying items while users retain the ability to review them.
Confirmed inventory contributes to the estimated total volume in cubic metres.
The estimator receives structured information and can prepare the estimate sooner.
The connected mobile workflow reduced the time required to assemble estimate-ready information and lowered the need for onsite visits.
The before-and-after preparation times reflect the confirmed result for this moving workflow.
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