Ekua turns any smartphone into a forensic tool: 3D scans anchored to the moment of capture, tamper-evident by design and verifiable in court.
Today damage to a vehicle is documented with a handful of photos taken at the roadside. Anyone can retouch those files: widen a dent, add a crack, move a scratch to another panel.
At settlement, telling a real incident from one built at a desk is close to impossible, and the adjuster ends up defending evidence that collapses at the first challenge.
Fraud risk and insurance losses
Altered digital evidence can fuel inflated claims, false compensation requests and long disputes. For insurers it means paying out more; for adjusters, defending documentation that doesn't hold up.
Rotate, zoom and inspect the model. Every Ekua scan is interactive and shareable with a link.
Marco is an insurance adjuster. He handles about 100 claims a month. Here's how a single case changes with Ekua.
Marco arrives at a rear-end collision. He opens Ekua and scans both vehicles in 4 minutes from his smartphone: the 3D reconstruction is already anchored to date, time and coordinates.
In seconds the AI highlights impact areas on the 3D model and proposes a preliminary repair-cost estimate, with per-area confidence.
Marco exports the signed PDF and shares the 3D viewer with the insurer and the counterparty's legal team. The case closes in hours, not days.
The app is free for adjusters, law firms and insurers. You buy credits only when you need them. For enterprise volumes and dedicated integrations, let's talk in a demo.
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