Compare Attentive.ai vs. PAVER

Automeasure by Attentive.ai is a cutting-edge, AI-driven, cloud-based property measurement software designed to streamline and automate property measurements using aerial imagery and site plans. Trusted by over 800 field service businesses across landscape maintenance, paving maintenance, snow management, and multi-site facilities maintenance industries, Automeasure significantly enhances efficiency and accuracy in estimating, helping businesses save 95% of their time and bid on 50% more jobs with over 98% accuracy. Automeasure handles all property types, including commercial, retail chains, and homeowner associations (HoAs), without size limitations. Users can queue up to 10 property requests simultaneously, with two takeoffs processed at a time. For multi-site bids, simply submit your list of addresses, and Automeasure will deliver the complete portfolio directly to your inbox. In addition to maintenance jobs, Automeasure also simplifies construction bids. Upload the site plan, define the scope of work, and proceed—eliminating the need for manual blueprint tracing or excessive clicking to draw polygons.

PAVER is a pavement maintenance management system that emerged in the late 1970s to aid the Department of Defense (DOD) in overseeing the upkeep and repair of its vast pavement assets. By leveraging inspection data alongside a Pavement Condition Index (PCI) that ranges from zero (indicating failure) to 100 (indicating excellent condition), it effectively captures pavement statuses and forecasts future maintenance and repair requirements. The PCI for airport pavements was formalized as an ASTM standard in 1993 (D5340-10), and similarly for roads and parking lots in 1999 (D6433-09). PAVER™ conducts various analyses to ensure the effective distribution of maintenance and repair resources. The system's development has received backing from organizations such as the US Air Force, US Army, US Navy, Federal Aviation Administration, and Federal Highway Administration, emphasizing its importance. Furthermore, Colorado State University provides training and technology support services for non-DOD users, enhancing its accessibility. During inspections of concrete pavements, the software also enables users to create graphical representations of individual concrete panels, thus improving clarity in reporting findings. Overall, PAVER plays a crucial role in maintaining pavement quality and ensuring efficient resource utilization across various sectors.