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RESOURCES

What you need to know before you start.

Answers, definitions and how we look after your data.

Security

How we protect your plans, models and videos.

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Data

What we capture, why, and who owns it.

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Privacy

How we handle the personal data of people who contact us.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The important parts, no fine print.

We are opening initial pilots on projects in Lima, with a deliberately narrow scope.

Only a commercial 360° camera. The customer buys it; DigitalSite does not sell hardware.

No. Capture does not require markers or QR codes on site.

No. We deliver the result in the Excel you already use, without overwriting your file.

It is stated explicitly. We do not hide uncertainty or fill in information without evidence.

We work with your project's BIM model. When we set up the pilot we review its format and state together.

It depends on the size of your project and the pilot scope. We set it at the start, with a concrete timeline.

The proposal depends on your project's size and how often you walk it. Write to us and we will send a quote.

You do. DigitalSite uses them only to deliver your results. More detail on the Data page.

We agree with you how to handle them, including the option to blur faces, and recommend letting site staff know.

No. DigitalSite organizes the evidence and states its limits; the decision stays with your team.

GLOSSARY

The terms, made simple.

BIM
A 3D digital model of a project, with the information of every element to be built.
Work item
Each measurable job on a project, such as walls, services or finishes, with its quantity and budget.
360° walkthrough
Video recorded while walking the site with a 360° camera, capturing everything around the person carrying it.
Progress by floor
What percentage of each work item is built on each level of the project.
Confidence level
How firm the evidence behind a result is: high, medium or low.
Pilot
A first stage with a narrow scope, to see DigitalSite working on a real project.
QUICK GUIDE

Your first walkthrough, in five steps.

  1. 01

    Plan the route

    Pick the floor and the areas you want to see first.

  2. 02

    Prepare the camera

    Charged battery and free memory before entering the site.

  3. 03

    Walk at a steady pace

    Without stopping or rushing, following the same route on every visit.

  4. 04

    Mind the light

    Avoid recording against the light or in very dark areas.

  5. 05

    Share it with DigitalSite

    We organize it by date, floor and location.

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