Just three months after launching their integration, Encircle and Tramex have made a big impact on the restoration industry, simplifying how moisture data is captured, logged and reported in the field. Since the February rollout, hundreds of restoration businesses have adopted the integration, significantly reducing documentation errors and speeding up and improving the accuracy of their water mitigation workflows.

The partnership brings together Encircle, the industry’s leading field documentation platform, and Tramex, a global innovator in moisture sensing technology. With the new integration, readings from Tramex Bluetooth® moisture meters transfer instantly and automatically into the Encircle app—with no manual entry required.

“Contractors are under significant pressure to justify every step of their work. This integration removes the manual effort and helps them tell a clear, consistent and accurate story with their moisture data,” said Paul Donald, CEO of Encircle. “It’s fast, it’s easy, and most importantly, it’s reliable.”

Built for ease, speed and precision, the integration logs both moisture content and material temperature directly into Encircle Hydro with the click of a button. This data helps contractors track drying progress, meet compliance standards and get paid faster—all while cutting down on paperwork and back-and-forth with adjusters.

"My techs really like the Bluetooth integration—taking consistent readings has become second nature,” shares Norman Hess, Production Manager at Belfor Restoration Group. “It was the missing link for fast, accurate moisture documentation—and now they just tap a button or take a photo.”

Technicians can also use Encircle’s dual capture mode: snapping a photo of the Tramex meter screen while simultaneously logging the reading. This feature adds visual proof to each data point, creating a time-stamped, verifiable record for carriers and compliance audits.

“When it comes to water mitigation, real-time accuracy is everything,” said Ryan Stanley, Global Head of Sales at Tramex. “This integration gives technicians the confidence that their data is correct, complete and instantly stored. It’s a major step forward in automation and accountability—and we’re proud to be part of that progress.”

The early results are clear: less rework, fewer errors and faster payouts. Contractors using Encircle and Tramex are now better equipped to handle complex jobs with confidence, knowing their moisture data is backed by best-in-class tools and technology.

About Encircle

Encircle offers the leading field documentation software for restoration contractors around the world. More than 2500 restorers trust Encircle to capture, organize and share every must-know detail of a property loss including photos, videos, notes, sketches and moisture readings.

Founded in 2012 in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, Encircle exists to redefine how property loss information is gathered, assessed and reported when disaster strikes. By bringing trust and transparency to the property claims process, Encircle aligns restorers, adjusters and carriers around a single source of truth.

For more information about Encircle, visit getencircle.com.

About Tramex

Tramex’s heritage in innovation began with our foundation in 1974. Inspired by our experience and knowledge of building moisture inspection, and working closely with one of the world’s leading research-intensive universities, we invented, patented and developed the first ever non-destructive moisture meter.

Today Tramex are international leaders in the design and production of Moisture & Humidity Testing & Remote Monitoring Equipment with the most advanced range of instruments for detecting, tracing, measuring, monitoring and reporting moisture and relative humidity in the building envelope and building materials.

For more information about Tramex products, visit tramexmeters.com.