Services explained through your situation

360° tours, visual documentation and the right additions for your space.

Start with what someone needs to see, understand or compare. PIS then assembles the appropriate 360° experience, delivery and verified additions.

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The bar and seating area at The Gillmore Inn.
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Interactive 360° tour and remote viewing

When you need it
When clients, colleagues or partners need to explore a location independently before or alongside a visit.
What PIS does
PIS captures the agreed areas in 360°, organises the route, and can add hotspots, guidance and presentation elements.
What you receive
A navigable 360° tour, agreed handover files and—when selected—public, unlisted or password-protected hosting.
What you can use it for
For professional presentation, preparation, orientation, Google visibility and remote review.
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Document the existing condition

When you need it
When you need a clear visual baseline before work, rental or change.
What PIS does
PIS records the agreed areas systematically and with a capture date.
What you receive
An organised visual record that can be reviewed later.
What you can use it for
For internal coordination, handover and reference — not as an inspection or legal evidence.
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Keep progress visible

When you need it
When the same areas need to be compared again at defined milestones.
What PIS does
PIS repeats the agreed capture with a consistent structure.
What you receive
A sequence of dated visual records that can be reviewed side by side.
What you can use it for
For phased fit-outs, refurbishment and handover.
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Build the right delivery

Verified additions—selected to support your goal

Also clear about what it is not.

PIS does not provide survey-grade accuracy, certified inspection, defect detection or legal evidence. If your request requires that, we will say so before capture.

Not sure which format fits?

Describe the practical problem. PIS will recommend what is needed — and what is not.

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