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June 15, 2026
You can prove what was damaged between one guest or tenant and the next by capturing the condition of a space at each turnover and allowing a Vision Agent to compare it against the previous occupancy.
Tiliter's Damage Detector identifies what is new since the last inspection, links it to the occupancy period in which it appeared, and automatically generates evidence that can support a bond claim, tenant charge, insurance claim or dispute.
The point is not spotting a scratch.
The point is being able to prove it was not there before.
Damage between occupancies is where accommodation and rental operators lose money quietly. The damage is real, but the proof is not, so the cost is often absorbed instead of recovered. Without a reliable record of previous condition, responsibility becomes difficult to establish and legitimate claims become difficult to enforce.
Most property and accommodation operators still rely on:
Without a documented record of previous condition, "it was already like that" becomes difficult to challenge.
Tiliter enables property and accommodation teams to create damage verification workflows powered by the Damage Detector Vision Agent.
The baseline is the condition of the property at the end of the previous occupancy. During the next turnover, the platform compares new images against that baseline and identifies what has changed.
The value is not a single image of a damaged wall, broken fixture or stained carpet.
The value is the comparison.
New damage is separated from existing wear, attributed to a specific occupancy period, documented with supporting evidence and organised into a report designed to support recovery decisions.
With that in place, operators can:
Capture the condition of the property at move-in, check-in or immediately following a turnover. This becomes the reference point for future comparisons.
At move-out or turnover, staff use the phones or tablets they already carry to capture the current condition of the space. Images are linked to the property, unit, occupancy and inspection date.
The Damage Detector compares the new inspection against the baseline and identifies new scratches, dents, stains, chips, breakages and other condition changes that were not previously present.
New findings are automatically documented with supporting imagery, occupancy details, timestamps and location information, creating evidence that can be used to support recovery actions.
The platform automatically generates a comprehensive occupancy assessment from submitted images.
Rather than manually reviewing hundreds of photos, property managers receive a structured report containing:
The result is not an image analysis report.
It is a property assessment designed to support operational decisions, maintenance planning and cost recovery.
The most important question is not whether damage exists.
It is when it appeared.
Every finding is linked to the occupancy period during which the change occurred, helping operators determine responsibility with greater confidence.
Instead of debating whether a mark existed previously, teams can reference documented evidence showing the property's condition before and after each occupancy.
This creates stronger support for:
Damage stops being a cost that is quietly absorbed and becomes a cost that can be documented, justified and recovered.
Tiliter is designed for short-term accommodation operators, property managers, serviced apartments, build-to-rent operators and landlords managing turnovers across multiple properties.
The platform supports:
Capture a baseline inspection, perform a turnover inspection and see how the Damage Detector identifies new damage, attributes it to an occupancy period and generates claim-ready evidence.
Start building your workflow in the Tiliter Vision Agent Platform.