This is not a technical explainer. It is a description of what actually happens from the moment you contact us to the moment your analyst report arrives in your inbox every week.
You fill in the contact form or call us directly. Within 24 hours we schedule a 30-minute call — no sales deck, no pitch. We ask three things: what is the site, what is the problem you are trying to solve, and who needs to see the data.
From that conversation we determine which plan fits, what flight frequency makes sense, and whether volumetric reporting or investor assets are the right deliverable. You leave the call knowing exactly what you will receive, when you will receive it, and what it costs.
If the site is not a good fit for drone surveying — too small, too restricted, or the wrong use case — we will tell you that on the call rather than take your money.
Before any recurring flights begin, we conduct a baseline survey of your site. This is the reference model — the ground truth against which every future flight will be compared. Without a proper baseline, volume calculations are impossible and timeline comparisons have no anchor.
We confirm airspace clearance for your site location, check weather windows, and programme the automated waypoint mission. The pilot arrives on site, launches, and the aircraft flies the full grid autonomously. Typical sites take 10–20 minutes of flight time.
The baseline flight is included in all subscription plans. It is also the deliverable you receive from a one-time flight purchase.
Immediately after landing, image data is transferred and uploaded to our processing pipeline. Structure from Motion and Multi-View Stereo algorithms reconstruct every captured image into a dense 3D point cloud — 10 million points or more for a typical construction site.
From that point cloud, the pipeline generates four outputs automatically: an orthomosaic map, a Digital Surface Model, a Digital Terrain Model, and a textured 3D mesh. For Control and Command clients, our analysts then run the volumetric calculations and compile the executive PDF report.
Everything is uploaded to your portal. You receive a notification. The data is live.
When processing completes, you receive a single URL — your Verev Client Dashboard. You open it in a browser. Your site is there: the orthomosaic, the 3D model, the terrain models, and your analyst report if you are on Control or Command.
There is no software to install. There is nothing to download. The URL works on a laptop, a desktop, and a tablet. You can share it with your engineer, your investor, or your accountant — each person sees only what their access level permits.
For Control and Command clients, the dashboard includes a flight date dropdown. As each weekly flight is processed, a new date appears in the list. Selecting it swaps the entire viewer to that week's data. Your project timeline is a dropdown away.
Once the baseline is set, the rhythm begins. Control clients receive four flights per month — typically every Tuesday. Command clients schedule across multiple sites. The process repeats automatically: flight, processing, analyst report, portal update.
You do not need to be on site. You do not need to book each flight. The schedule is agreed once during onboarding and runs until you cancel. If a flight is missed due to weather or airspace restrictions, we reschedule within the same week at no extra cost.
Every weekly report is archived in your dashboard. By month three you have twelve data points. By month six, a full construction timeline you can navigate in two minutes — and use in any dispute, audit, or investor presentation.
A scoping call costs nothing and commits you to nothing. We either find a plan that makes sense for your site, or we tell you why it does not.