True Footage, a a technology-driven appraisal and valuation company, and Restb.ai, a provider of real estate AI and computer vision technology, announced a new collaboration to substantially cut hours from the appraisal process.
By leveraging Restb.ai’s AI-powered Condition & Quality (C&Q) scoring, True Footage is helping appraisers produce faster, more objective and fully documented valuations at a time when the Government-Sponsored Enterprises (GSEs) are pushing for appraisal modernization, the companies said.
“True Footage is empowering appraisers with the best technology available to redefine how appraisers perform appraisals,” said John Liss, CEO at True Footage. “By leveraging Restb.ai’s AI leadership, we’re at the forefront of innovation, giving appraisers a tech-enabled workflow that improves accuracy, transparency and efficiency and creates more documented and compliant appraisals.”
True Footage, with operations across 29 states, including most major markets, offers valuation tools such as TrueTracts, a platform that enhances appraisers’ judgment by surfacing data-driven insights from thousands of real-time calculations. It helps them move faster without sacrificing control and unlocks a level of analytical depth that isn’t possible through manual processes alone.
By integrating Restb.ai’s C&Q scoring, True Footage appraisers can sort and select comparables more efficiently and leverage large-scale property condition and quality data to derive more credible adjustments. This reduces reliance on subjective judgments and removes key unknowns from the adjustment process.
“Appraisers want to focus on analysis, not tedious manual review,” said Tony Pistilli, president, valuation at Restb.ai. “Partnering with True Footage delivers real-time savings to appraisers, but also reduces subjectivity, while delivering valuations that align with the industry’s modernization push.”
