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Scope3D customers are
planning in 3D

Owners, operators and builders running their buildings on a 3D twin they own — scoping work, tracking assets and planning capital projects in the browser. Cards marked Customer are real accounts; the rest are worked examples on demo twins.

KFC, the exterior of the building twin

Peeling paint, four months out of warranty

Who painted it, when, and what the peeling actually means.

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Burger King, the exterior of the building twin

The second mic on the same lane

A repeat fault the record recognised before anyone else did.

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Subway, the exterior of the building twin

A roof scope the contractor can quote from

Measured off the model, not paced out on the day.

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McDonald's, the exterior of the building twin

Still under warranty, with fourteen months on it

Lifting pavers, an installer on file, and a clock still running.

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Shell, the exterior of the building twin

Who last inspected pump 3

Named, dated, and with the one thing he flagged still open.

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Sheetz, the exterior of the building twin

Two service visits behind

The interval was six months. The last visit was fourteen months ago.

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Hampton Inn and Suites, the exterior of the building twin

The sign that told on itself

A flickering light, traced to the part that is actually failing.

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GoodLife, the exterior of the building twin

A callback, not a new fault

Same symptom, same unit, six days after the last invoice.

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Esso, the exterior of the building twin

Which pump the customers are complaining about

Three reports in six days, all landing on one dispenser.

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A PDF drawing set traced into a 3D twin in Scope3D

How this Thai restaurant planned its refit in 3D first

Every refit planned against the model before a trade is booked, so the quotes finally agree.

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A building twin opening in a browser tab

How Embassy Grand runs its venue on a live twin

Sales and operations read one room, so a layout is checked before the booking is confirmed.

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A multi-year capital plan built from the twin

How a flickering sign named the part that was failing

One owned model every team opens, to scope refits, track assets and plan capital work.

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Hotel /capex — multi-year plan, funded vs planned

How La Quinta plans capital work from one model

A capital forecast anchored to real assets, so every line points at something you can look at.

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A multi-year capital plan built from the twin

Scoping a damaged dock door without a site visit

Three comparable quotes on a damaged dock door, priced off the model. A worked example on a demo twin.

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Snowdon Towers /layers — plumbing isolated

Isolating each layer of a combined twin

Four discipline models read as one building, any trade isolated on demand. A worked example on a demo twin.

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An asset record open on an element in the twin

What an asset register looks like on a fuel site

Pumps, coolers and rooftop units tracked in place, so a new starter finds an asset by looking at it. A worked example.

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A PDF drawing set traced into a 3D twin in Scope3D

Turning a PDF drawing set into a 3D twin

A folder of PDF drawings traced into measurable geometry, with no survey commissioned. A worked example.

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A building twin opening in a browser tab

Handing over a new build with its twin

A new build handed over with its twin, and a record that still matches years on. A worked example on a demo twin.

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An asset record open on an element in the twin

What a live refit looks like on a demo twin

Room status, area scopes and blockers on one model. The Hotel COVA demo twin — not a live deployment.

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Casa Laurel /materials — a finish landing on real geometry

Testing every finish at full size before buying

Finishes applied to the real floor at real scale, so the wrong choice costs nothing to find. A worked example.

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A finish applied to live geometry in the twin

Showing buyers every upgrade option in the twin

A buyer sees each upgrade on their own home, so the choice is about the room. A worked example on a demo twin.

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Bring the drawings you already have and see your own building as a twin.

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Testimonials

Experiences shared by
our customers

Gary Padda Embassy Grand

“Scope3D turned our venue drawings into a 3D twin the whole team actually uses. We scope refits and plan events off the same model, right in the browser — and it's ours to keep. It changed how we run the building.”

M. G. Thai restaurant group

“We uploaded our floor plans and had a live twin of the restaurant that same afternoon. Now every layout change and refit starts in Scope3D before we spend a dollar. The team sees exactly what we're building.”

Sam Mand Hampton Inn

“Scope3D gave us one accurate 3D model of the property that every department can open. Scoping room refreshes and tracking assets used to take weeks — now it's a few clicks in the twin, in the browser, with nothing to install.”

Jason MacTavish La Quinta Inn

“The twin stays with us for the life of the building. We build the multi-year capital plan against it, price each item, and hand crews the exact model. Scope3D paid for itself on project one.”

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