Items Tagged with 'artificial intelligence (AI)'

Breezy named a Preferred and Strategic Partner in PuroClean’s SPAR program across multiple technology and communication categories. 

Invoca launches a new AI-powered solution designed to help home service businesses capture, qualify, and convert more leads into booked jobs. 

The S.C.A.R.E Framework is designed to help restorers uncover technology risks that involve critical systems, automation, data, cybersecurity, and AI.

Associated Builders and Contractors has released its sixth annual construction technology report, focused this year on health and safety innovation. The report explores how contractors are using AI, wearable technology, drones, environmental monitoring, connected jobsites, and other tools to reduce risk and strengthen workforce health and safety. 

Cozmo AI launches a purpose-built platform for restoration networks and TPAs designed to automate property claims workflows across existing systems.

The Rebuild platform automates the complex administrative work that happens between a contractor arriving at a property and getting a claim approved and paid.

Reins' new Valuation tool uses carefully developed AI agents to analyze financial and operating data, deliver a current valuation, identify the factors driving it and pinpoint opportunities for improvement.

Ask Reets is an AI assistant for restoration companies that draws exclusively on the Reets library of training videos, technical and course manuals, articles, tools, and thousands of documents Reets has never published. It does not invent an answer it does not have, and where a training video is the source, it links to the timestamped moment so the user can check it.

Learn where Artificial Intelligence can help improve restoration efficiency, where human judgement remains a critical part of the business, and how balancing both can reduce restorer’s liability and protect their profitability.

Learn how standard-based AI can help restoration contractors strengthen their claims, improve citations, and avoid inaccurate citations with human oversight and verification.