Snap-AIIRS Property Scan
AR-powered property inspection, inventory, and reporting
Snap-AIIRS brings AIIRS property scanning into one business-ready workflow for landlords, property managers, contractors, housing programs, facility teams, and documentation crews. Snapchat tools stay optional so AIIRS remains the main inspection platform while AR overlays and share-card ideas can be layered in later.
Property Dashboards
Room-by-Room Inspections
Repair + Safety Tags
Mock AR Fallback
Private Report Exports
Property-tech workflow, not a separate product island
Snap-AIIRS uses the same AIIRS room capture, review, inventory, and reporting foundation already established across browser and tablet, with optional future hooks for Snap Camera Kit, Creative Kit, and connected-account experiences.
What The Pilot Covers
Property dashboard: total properties, active inspections, completed reports, repair items documented, and recent activity.
Room workflows: living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, hallways, basements, exterior areas, offices, common areas, and storage rooms.
Inspection tagging: repair, damage, asset, inventory, safety, upgrade, utility, cleaning, compliance, and note tags with severity levels.
Report view: room-by-room findings, counts, notes, photos, summary totals, and a future-ready export lane.
Team fit: property managers, claims leads, inspectors, maintenance coordinators, and documentation reviewers can all work from one workspace.
How Snap Fits In
Camera Kit later: if Snap Camera Kit credentials are added later, AIIRS can support AR inspection overlays without replacing the core capture flow.
Mock AR now: if Snap credentials are missing, the experience should stay clean and professional with AIIRS scan brackets and overlay placeholders.
Creative Kit later: property-safe share cards can be generated for business use without exposing private report details.
Login Kit optional: connected accounts stay optional and should never expose private Snapchat messages, contacts, friends, or Snap Map location.
Server-side secrets: Snap client secrets belong in backend environment variables only, never in browser code.
Best Early Use Cases
Move-in and move-out: record condition before occupancy changes.
Insurance documentation: capture visible assets, damage, and exceptions room by room.
Maintenance follow-up: tag leaks, wall damage, safety concerns, and cleaning needs for review.
Listing preparation: document rooms, note repair items, and keep before-and-after records organized.
Facility review: support offices, shared spaces, campus housing, municipal housing, and multi-unit operations.
Recommended MVP Shape
Industry option: register Snap-AIIRS as its own AIIRS industry choice while routing it into the proven property-inventory dashboard lane.
Responsive behavior: keep the same tablet and browser compatibility already expected in AIIRS.
Data model: properties, rooms, inspections, inspection tags, reports, and activity logs should live in the shared Firebase model.
Privacy-first reports: reports stay private by default and professional in tone.
Future-ready integrations: document where Snap environment variables belong now so the next implementation pass can add real SDK hookups cleanly.