Live in production with a major insurance builder

Yembo scan in, costed insurance scope of works out — in under 4 hours.

An insurance repair scoping service for Australian restoration builders, insurers and loss adjusters. A virtual damage assessment captured on a smartphone becomes a costed scope of works and pricing workbook, approved through the platform's review workflow — delivered white-label on your letterhead, in your voice. Delivered on the Connected Estimator platform.

< 4hr
Scan-to-scope turnaround
98.5%
Yembo-reported measurement accuracy
100%
Your letterhead, your voice, your rates
White-label
Your letterhead, your brand

Built for both sides of the claim.

Connected Projects is a scope of works provider for insurance claims across Australia — whether you're the builder repairing the damage or the insurer assessing it.

Restoration & insurance builders

Faster scope turnaround. More panel work won and kept.

Panel work is won and lost on scope turnaround. While your estimators are stuck on site visits and spreadsheets, claims sit idle and KPIs slip. We turn a Yembo scan into a submission-ready scope of works while your team stays on the tools.

  • Scopes back in under 4 hours, not weeks
  • Consistent line-item structure on every claim
  • Delivered on your letterhead — your client never sees our name
  • Frees estimators from travel and site scheduling

Insurers & loss adjusters

Consistent desktop scopes. A defensible audit trail.

Scope quality shouldn't depend on which assessor attended. Every desktop scope the platform produces follows the same structured methodology — your configured rate logic, same line-item format, same review gate — with a record of every input, draft and revision.

  • Desktop assessment from a smartphone walkthrough — no attendance required
  • Uniform scope format across every claim and every assessor
  • Full audit trail from scan to approved scope
  • Expert human review before any scope is released

One smartphone walkthrough. A complete damage record.

We hold the exclusive Australian contract with Yembo — the AI virtual-inspection platform. The policyholder, your site contact or your assessor records a guided video walkthrough on any smartphone, and Yembo's computer vision extracts room-by-room measurements, surface conditions and damage documentation.

No specialist equipment, no assessor travel, no scheduling delay. Yembo reports 98.5% measurement accuracy from the video capture — and that structured data feeds straight into our scoping engine.

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Virtual inspection — illustrative example
Processing
🏠
Kitchen
Water damage • flooring + cabinetry
Captured
🛌
Master Bedroom
Ceiling staining • repaint required
Captured
🛁
Bathroom
Extracting measurements…
Scanning
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Living Area
Carpet + skirting • 2 walls affected
Captured
98.5%
Yembo-reported measurement accuracy
0
Assessor site visits required to scope

Priced like an estimator who knows insurance work.

Generic rate databases produce scopes that get rejected. The engine applies your configured pricing logic the way an experienced insurance estimator would — automatically, on every claim.

Australia insurance trade rates

Line items are priced against Australian insurance trade rates — calibrated to what repair trades actually charge, not national averages.

Minimum-callout logic

Trades don't attend for free. Small line items are priced with realistic minimum callouts, so the scope holds up when a contractor actually quotes the work.

Same-trade bundling

A painter needed in three rooms is one mobilisation, not three. Work is bundled across rooms by trade, so totals reflect how the job would really be run.

Deliverables built automatically

Every job produces a branded Word scope of works and an Excel pricing workbook — generated automatically, then checked by a construction professional.

See your next claim scoped on your letterhead.

Bring a real claim to the demo — we'll walk you through exactly how a Yembo scan becomes a costed, branded scope of works.

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Delivered on your letterhead — not ours.

Every engagement is set up with your branding: your logo, your colours, your letterhead. The deliverables — a professional Word scope of works and a matching Excel pricing workbook — are generated as your documents, ready to go straight to your client, insurer or panel manager.

Your client relationship stays yours. We operate as an invisible scoping back-office: this is exactly how the service runs in production today, delivering white-labelled claim scopes on the letterhead of one of Australia's largest insurance builders.

  • Branded Word scope of works, formatted for submission
  • Excel pricing workbook with trade-by-trade line items
  • Your logo, colours and letterhead on every page
Scope deliverables — illustrative example
Scope-of-Works.docxPricing-Workbook.xlsx
Your Company Letterhead
Logo • brand colours • contact details
Painting — walls & ceiling, 3 rooms
Bundled single mobilisation
$4,120
Flooring — extract & relay wet areas
Incl. underlay & trims
$3,860
Electrical — test & replace affected GPOs
Minimum callout applied
$480
Scope total (sample)
$8,460
Sample line items — not a real claim

A review gate before every delivery.

AI drafts the scope; a construction professional signs it off. Nothing reaches you — or your client — without a human review, and you keep formal control of approval.

1

Scan received

The Yembo virtual inspection and your claim details land with us. The engine drafts a fully costed scope of works.

2

Review gate

Every line item — quantities, rates, trade logic — passes through the platform's review-and-approve workflow before the scope is released.

3

You approve or request changes

Review the scope and pricing workbook. Approve it for delivery, or send change notes back in one step.

4

Revision loop

Change notes feed the next engine pass. Each revision is tracked, so there's a clear record of what changed — until you approve.

Live with one of Australia's largest insurance builders.

This isn't a concept — the service is in production today, delivering white-labelled claim scopes on the letterhead of one of Australia's largest insurance builders.

Client identity is kept confidential under our engagement terms — which is exactly the discretion your brand gets too. Engagements typically follow a simple path:

Commercial terms are agreed per engagement — no lock-in to get started.

See the deliverables before you send a claim.

Request the insurance scoping sample pack: a branded Word scope of works and the matching Excel pricing workbook, built on a sample claim — so your estimators and claims team can see exactly what comes back on a real job.

We'll only use your email to send the pack and follow up once. See our privacy policy.

Insurance scoping, answered.

The questions builders, insurers and loss adjusters ask before sending us their first claim.

What inputs do you need to produce an insurance scope of works?

A Yembo virtual inspection of the damaged property — a guided smartphone video walkthrough recorded by the occupant, site contact or your assessor — plus the basic claim details: claim number, insured's name, property address and event type. The Yembo scan supplies room-by-room measurements, surface conditions and damage documentation, and our engine converts that into a costed scope of works. Any adjuster notes or scope instructions you provide are factored into the draft.

Can the deliverables carry our branding?

Yes — white-label delivery is the standard service, not an add-on. The Word scope of works and Excel pricing workbook are generated on your letterhead with your logo and brand colours, so the documents your client receives are yours. This is exactly how the service runs in production today with one of Australia's largest insurance builders.

How do revisions work if we want changes to a scope?

Every scope is checked by a construction professional before it reaches you, and you then have a formal review step: approve the scope or request changes. Change requests feed directly into the next engine pass, and a revised scope is issued with the revision tracked — so there is a clear record of what changed and why. The loop repeats until you approve, and revisions are typically faster than the original turnaround.

How does a virtual inspection compare with attending site?

Yembo reports 98.5% measurement accuracy from a smartphone video walkthrough, and the scan captures room dimensions, surfaces and visible damage in a single visit by whoever is already at the property. That removes assessor travel and scheduling delay — usually the slowest step between a claim being lodged and a scope being issued. Complex structural or specialist matters can still warrant a site attendance; for the bulk of property claims, virtual damage assessment gets a costed, reviewable scope into the workflow within days.

What is the turnaround from scan to delivered scope?

Typical turnaround is under 4 hours from inspection to scope, and we quote under 4 hours from receiving the Yembo scan to a delivered scope of works, approved through the platform's review workflow. Revision passes after a change request are usually quicker again. Turnaround expectations are agreed per engagement, so volume arrangements can be built around your panel SLAs.

How is our claim data secured?

Each client operates in a separate, access-controlled workspace — claim files and deliverables are never visible to another client. Your claim data is used solely to produce your deliverables, and the only people who touch it are the construction professionals reviewing your scopes. Deliverables are shared only with the recipients you authorise, and we are happy to work under your confidentiality deed or NDA as part of the engagement.

Put your next claim through the engine.

Book a demo and see a Yembo scan become a costed, review-approved insurance scope of works on your letterhead — or email us about a pilot for your claims volume.