Reconstruction that ties back to the loss it came from.
Related jobs under one loss, floor plans from on-site LIDAR, supplements with approval, and subcontractor dispatch, all on the same record.
The rebuild, connected to the loss.
Scope, supplements, subs, and bills on the job the reconstruction belongs to.
- Reconstruction jobs linked to the originating loss
- Floor plans on the job from on-site LIDAR
- Supplements and change orders with approval
- Subcontractor dispatch and COI compliance
- Vendor bills matched to the job via QuickBooks
- Job-level budgets and account balance
Reconstruction is connected work.
The things that make Relay fit reconstruction.
Reconstruction ties back to the loss
The recon job links to the mitigation and contents work under one loss, sharing the address, insurance, and claim.
Scope from the field
Capture the space on site with a LIDAR scan so the floor plan lives on the job, alongside the estimate and supplements.
Supplements stay defensible
Change orders run through an approval step and adjust the contract amount, so the billed number matches the work.
Subs are infrastructure
Dispatch carpentry, drywall, and paint from the job with COI in view, and route their bills to A/P.
The modules a recon job runs through.
Jobs, vendors, and accounting on one loss.
Can reconstruction link to the mitigation job?
Yes, related jobs group under one physical loss, sharing address, insurance, and claim details.
How are change orders handled?
As tracked contract adjustments with an approval workflow.
How do subcontractor bills flow?
Vendor bills match to the job by Job ID via QuickBooks and route through A/P.
See a reconstruction job in Relay.
About an hour with a restoration specialist, scoped to how you run reconstruction today.