From field evidence to report-ready decisions.

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Made by: Raqeem Data Services

Built with field operators

Multi-tenant by default

Row-level security on every record

RGB + thermal native

Browser-based 3D

Built with field operators

Multi-tenant by default

Row-level security on every record

RGB + thermal native

Browser-based 3D

The bottleneck

Capture is abundant.Decision evidence is scarce.

Drone programs produce more imagery, models, and site context than review teams can absorb. The bottleneck is turning mixed capture into defensible findings and report-ready proof.

Incoming capture

RGB

Thermal

Panorama

Orthophoto

Point cloud

Decision record

Proof chain intact.

FindingSeverityEvidenceReport

Every climb has a real cost

Tower work carries risk and crew time. Remote evidence should narrow the question before anyone goes back.

Capture is solved. Review isn't.

RGB, thermal, panorama, orthophoto, and point clouds overwhelm reviewers when they sit in separate folders.

Reports lose the proof chain

Stakeholders ask which photo backs which finding. Reviewers should not rebuild that trail by hand.

The product, live

One review surface, four ways to look at the same site.

Switch between inspection, orthophoto, point cloud, and report views — same mission, same evidence, no tool-switching.

Inspection

Pair review, measurements, and findings on one surface.

Paired modalities

RGB and thermal stay synchronized through pan, zoom, and annotation.

Measurement tools

Tilt, panel boresight, dish pointing, cable trace — calibrated to the camera frame.

AI triage overlay

Defect candidates appear as boxes and masks, ready for human review.

Findings, structured

Each finding carries geometry, severity, evidence, and audit trail.

One mission, every output

A single visit to a tower can produce six distinct evidence types. The review path stays whole.

Inspection

Documentation

Panorama 360

Orthophoto

3D / Point Cloud

Report

Reporting

Review and report from the same proof chain.

The demo shows where closeout friction disappears: fewer duplicate uploads, fewer rebuilds, and less ambiguity about which evidence supports each finding.

Evidence selection

Report

Images and findings flow from mission records, not separate folders.

Versioned reviews

Report

Draft, preview, publish, and share states keep delivery controlled.

Stakeholder handoff

Report

Final reports stay tied to the mission context that produced them.

Design partner program

We're shaping InSite with the first three operators.

Hands-on roadmap input, workflow-led onboarding, and outcome tracking before any contract conversation. We pick the metrics; we show movement.

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Hands-on roadmap input

Sit with the team while we shape the inspection, findings, and reporting model around your operating pattern.

Workflow-led onboarding

We import your asset list, configure your findings taxonomy, and walk through one mission end-to-end with your reviewers.

Outcome-tracked pilot

We pick the metrics that matter — return-to-site rate, report turnaround, reviewer minutes — and show movement before contract talk.

Qualified demo access

Tell us what you need to inspect, review, and deliver.

No instant sign-up. Demo requests are reviewed so we can confirm fit and prepare a session shaped around your inspection workflow.

Multi-site tower or field inspection program

Drone capture (RGB, thermal, ortho, 3D) already in flight

Stakeholders need traceable, share-ready reports

A clear deployment region and operational use case

If the use case is a fit, we follow up to schedule a workflow-led demo.

Questions before the demo

Clear fit before anyone spends a meeting.

The demo request is meant to qualify the workflow, not slow you down. These are the questions teams usually ask before sharing details.

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Can we sign up immediately?

Not yet. InSite is being rolled out through qualified demos so we can confirm fit, understand your inspection workflow, and prepare the right review session before access is granted.

What makes a team a good fit for the demo?

The strongest fit is a team already running drone or field inspection programs across multiple towers, sites, or assets, with RGB, thermal, orthophoto, panorama, or point-cloud evidence that needs structured review and reporting.

What should we prepare before requesting a demo?

A short description of your inspection workflow is enough to start: approximate site count, capture types, current review bottleneck, reporting expectations, and who needs to consume the final output.

Does InSite replace capture tools or drone operations?

No. InSite sits after capture. It gives teams a review surface, finding model, evidence chain, and report path for the data they already collect.

How does InSite help with proof and reporting?

Findings stay connected to the supporting image, modality, geometry, and mission context. The goal is fewer manual rebuilds when stakeholders ask which evidence supports which decision.

Can one demo cover multiple workflows?

Yes, but we usually anchor the session around one priority workflow first, such as inspection review, RGB plus thermal findings, orthophoto or point-cloud review, client-ready reporting, or portfolio visibility.

Is the product built for a single team or many tenants?

InSite is multi-tenant by default, with tenant-aware access patterns for operators, reviewers, admins, and platform teams. The demo can focus on your operating model.

What happens after we submit the request?

We review the use case, confirm whether the current product is a fit, and follow up to schedule a workflow-led session. If the fit is not right yet, we say so clearly.

Documentation

Read the workflows before the demo.

The public archive explains the product, the operating model, and the engineering context behind each review surface.

Open archive

Inspection

RGB and thermal review, pair reconciliation, measurements, findings, AI triage, and expert controls.

Orthophoto

COGs, DSM, DTM, hillshade, ground bands, raised features, geospatial annotations, and probes.

Point Cloud

LAS/LAZ uploads, Potree conversion, 3D measurements, verticality, rendering, and correction geometry.

General Guides

Start with the product model, common use cases, and the first asset-to-mission setup path.

System Overview

What Is InSite?

Learn how InSite turns drone evidence into traceable inspection decisions, mission records, maps, 3D views, findings, and reports.

Platform

9 min

System Overview

InSite Use Cases

Common inspection, engineering, operations, and reporting use cases for InSite across drone evidence workflows.

Platform

8 min

Getting Started

Create An Asset And Mission

Step-by-step guide to creating the site asset and mission record that will hold inspection evidence and reports.

Platform

10 min