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Capture Report

Capture Report gives you personalised feedback on how you captured a property, helping you understand your capture quality and find ways to capture more efficiently next time.

Written by Sam Bellingham

(Available on projects captured from the 1st August)

Instead of providing generic capture advice, Capture Report analyses your individual project and highlights specific areas where your capture could be improved. It also shows how your capture route could be made more efficient, helping you spend less time on-site.

How to open Capture Report

Capture Report is available for processed properties from the floor plan editor.

  1. Open a processed project.

  2. Open Capture Report tab to view your results.

What Does The Capture Report show?

The report provides an overview of your capture, including:

  • An overall capture quality summary

  • Your coverage

  • The number of capture issues detected

  • Specific recommendations for improving your capture

  • An interactive view showing where issues occurred

  • Your capture route and suggestions for capturing the property more efficiently

The report is colour coded with the red areas being parts of a room which haven’t been scanned and the yellow areas being areas that have been partially scanned.

Capture Quality Feedback

Capture Report checks different aspects of your capture and highlights areas that may affect the final floor plan.

Property level recommendations

These recommendations look at your capture as a whole. For example, the report may identify:

  • Floor changes: Moving between floors during a capture can make processing more difficult.

  • Capture sequence: Completing one room or floor before moving to another can help create a more consistent capture.

  • Lighting: Poor lighting may affect the quality of your captures.

  • ScanView usage: For PRO Camera users, the report can show whether ScanView was used during the capture.

Individual capture recommendations

The report can also identify issues with specific panoramas. For example:

  • Camera movement: Avoid moving the camera while a scan is being captured.

  • Camera position: Avoid placing the camera in doorways.

  • Connected scans: Make sure each scan has at least one connected scan.

  • Distance from walls: Avoid placing the camera too close to a wall.

  • Capture spacing: Maintain an appropriate distance between scans, particularly in larger rooms.

  • Doors: Keep doors open while capturing to help capture the surrounding space.

  • Lighting: Poor lighting may be highlighted on individual scans.

You can expand the recommendations to see which panoramas are affected and better understand where your capture could be improved.

Understand Your Capture Route

The Capture Report also looks at how you moved through the property while capturing.

The report can show your actual capture route and highlight potential inefficiencies, such as:

  • Backtracking through areas you've already captured

  • Moving between floors unnecessarily

  • Revisiting areas

  • Switching between indoor and outdoor areas before completing one area

The report can then suggest a more efficient capture order for future projects.

For example, if your capture moved between floors several times, the report may suggest completing one floor before moving to the next. This can help reduce unnecessary movement and save time on-site.

The report is colour coded with the red areas being parts of a room which haven’t been scanned and the yellow areas being areas that have been partially scanned.

Use your report to improve future captures

Capture Report is designed to help you learn from your own captures.

By reviewing the feedback after each project, you can identify patterns in your capture process and make adjustments for future properties. Following a more consistent capture cadence can help you:

  • Improve capture quality

  • Reduce potential issues with your floor plan

  • Capture properties more efficiently

  • Spend less time on-site

The recommendations are based on your individual capture, so the feedback becomes more useful as you review and apply it across different properties.

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