The AI survey is built into Moovi Agent, the app for surveyors and sales. It turns a walk round a property, room by room, into a structured inventory and a ready quote. It is part of the platform, not a separate metered tool.
The problem
Paper survey sheets get re-typed back at the office, and metered scanning apps make you ration the one thing you do on every single job.
How Moovi does it
Walk the property room by room and the app builds a structured inventory and a ready quote. It is included and unlimited. There are no credits to count and no per-scan fees, because an AI survey should be part of the platform, not something you ration.
Room-by-room structured inventory
Survey straight into a ready quote
Included and unlimited, no per-scan fees
What this means for you
What this means for you: you survey once and it becomes the quote, so the hours spent writing surveys up by hand disappear, and there are no per-scan fees quietly eating the margin on every job.
Yes. Moovi's survey app turns a walk round a property, room by room, into a structured inventory and a ready quote. It is included in the platform and it is unlimited. There are no credits to count and no per-scan fees. An AI survey should be part of the platform, not something you ration or pay extra for every time you use it.
The survey decides the job
Almost everything that goes wrong on a removal was decided at the survey. Get it right and the day runs. Get it wrong and the crew is wrong, the vehicle is wrong and the margin has gone before anyone is out of bed.
Getting there
A survey is a booked appointment with a surveyor against it, not a diary note.
It creates real workload, shapes how that surveyor's day is routed, moves the opportunity on and triggers what the customer hears next.
On site
The survey records the move as it actually is: what is there, how hard it will be to get at, and what the job will genuinely take.
All of it is used again. It becomes the quote, it becomes the assumption about how many people and how long, and it becomes the brief the crew opens on the morning, so the people doing the work see what the person who sold it saw.
Not every survey needs a van
Surveys can be captured through video, including remotely by the customer, with a person reviewing and approving before anything moves on.
The review step is the point. What reaches a quote is what somebody signed off, and the footage stays as evidence of what was there at the time.
And then it tells you whether you were right
The survey's assumptions do not disappear once the job is sold. They are the baseline that estimate versus actual measures against.
That loop is the part most operators never get. It is how surveying stops being individual experience and becomes something a business can measure. We wrote about why that number matters in estimate versus actual.