What It Does

Visual PDF Reports with 360 Links

Turn Your 360° Walks into a Ready-to-Share Record

  • Export captured site visuals into a structured PDF binder
  • Organize content by building, level, room, and trade
  • Include visual snapshots, date stamps, and clickable links
  • Add metadata: capture date, location, camera operator, and notes
  • Share the PDF with links that open to 360° views in-browser
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Why this matters

Owners and external reviewers don’t want to log into your platform. Give them a clean, clickable report that shows what’s been done — and when — without training or access.

Get a Permanent Visual Record

In One Download

  • Package entire project as-built conditions in a single PDF
  • Include observations, markups, and room-by-room progress
  • Use it for AHJ reviews, client walk-throughs, or closeout
  • No platform login required to view 360° visuals
  • All visuals securely hosted, accessible via smart links

🧠 It’s like a digital O&M manual — but visual, interactive, and built from the field.

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How It Works

Walk the Site with a 360° Camera

Use any off-the-shelf camera + Lens360 capture flow

Upload & Process the Data

Lens360 maps everything to the floor plan, room-by-room

Generate the PDF Report Automatically

Auto-organized with smart labels, links, and visuals

Send or Share with a Click

Email the PDF or hand it over during turnover/handover

How it works

Built for Field Teams Who Need to Move Fast

Project Managers

Send project snapshots to clients or execs easily

Closeout Team

Create punch-ready handover reports tied to field visuals

Architects & Consultants

Review installation with visual context, by room or system

Owners & Facilities Teams

Get a visual asset map of what’s installed and where

Project Managers

Send project snapshots to clients or execs easily

Closeout Teams

Create punch-ready handover reports tied to field visuals

Architects & Consultants

Review installation with visual context, by room or system

Owners & Facilities Teams

Get a visual asset map of what’s installed and where

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The Lens360 Advantage with PDF Reports

  • Generate export-ready 360° visual binders
  • Click-through links to immersive views
  • Organize by floor, room, and capture date
  • No platform logins needed
  • Great for owners, inspectors, FM teams
  • Supports markups & notes

Call to Action

Need a Clean, Visual Record You Can Share?

FAQ

It’s a downloadable report that compiles your 360° captures, annotations, and metadata into a clean, formatted PDF — ready for sharing, compliance, or closeout.

It provides a fixed, offline version of your 360 documentation that can be submitted during handover, stored for records, or used in dispute resolution.

GCs, Owners, Trade Contractors, and Facility Managers during inspections, closeout, or client documentation handover.

Yes — it’s structured, searchable, and includes contextual project data alongside each visual.

At key milestones: end of phase, project closeout, or before occupancy inspections.

360° snapshots, timestamps, project info, location data, trade tags, linked observations, and any attached notes or RFIs.

Yes. You can filter by location, trade, capture date, or scope.

Yes. Each entry is automatically time-stamped and user-stamped.

Yes — annotations and linked observations appear with each relevant image.

Absolutely. Reports can be organized to match floorplans, zones, or MEP systems.

Select your filters, choose report layout, and hit “Generate Binder” in Lens360’s dashboard.

Yes — you can include logos, cover sheets, or section headers.

No, but large reports may be split into volumes or compressed for download.

Yes. You can customize scope, layout, and permissions per audience.

A few minutes depending on the number of captures and filters applied.

Yes — you can email it, generate a secure share link, or upload to your document system.

Yes. PDFs are viewable on mobile, tablet, and desktop.

Yes — it’s formatted for clean print layout and archiving.

Yes — you can control who can view, download, or edit reports.

Yes. It can be stored in your client’s archive or facilities portal.

Absolutely — it’s one of the most commonly requested formats by Owners and Architects at handover.

Yes. The timestamped visuals and annotations serve as proof of install conditions.

Yes — it’s faster to generate, easier to search, and visually richer.

Yes. Most AHJs and Owner reps welcome clear visual documentation.

They are archived for long-term access unless manually deleted.