The property looked great in the photos. It always does — until the appraisal is signed and the loan is funded. Supershot controls the property capture process so you see what's actually there.
TL;DR
Supershot guides homeowners, borrowers, or field agents through a complete property documentation walk-through. Every room, every angle, exterior and interior — location-confirmed at the subject property. Lenders and appraisers receive verified, tamper-proof property documentation they can actually rely on.
What lenders achieve with controlled property capture
No skipped rooms
The app enforces complete coverage. Every required area documented before the session ends.
Confirmed at address
Location verified against the subject property address. Photos from somewhere else are flagged.
Faster appraisals
Complete, organized documentation from day one reduces back-and-forth and UAD condition rating disputes.
Competing against sophisticated appraisal fraud — desk reviews, bifurcated appraisals, and hybrid products — while maintaining the documentation standard of a traditional full appraisal.
Property photos submitted for appraisals and mortgage decisions are taken by people with a financial interest in the outcome. Homeowners want their property to look its best. Borrowers need the deal to close. Neither is a neutral party.
The practical result: cherry-picked angles that hide the water damage, photos of the staging rather than the actual condition, interior shots from a previous listing when the property looked better, or — in outright fraud cases — photos of a different property entirely.
As desktop appraisals, hybrid appraisals, and bifurcated appraisal products expand, the reliance on third-party photo submissions is increasing — while the verification mechanisms haven't kept pace. Lenders are taking on more risk, not less.
Mortgage fraud is consistently ranked among the fastest-growing forms of financial crime. Property condition misrepresentation — where a property's physical state is made to appear better than it is — is one of the most common vectors. The consequences compound across the mortgage lifecycle:
Supershot guides the property walk-through in real time — whether the person doing the capture is the homeowner, borrower, field agent, or property data collector. You configure what "complete documentation" means for your workflow, and the app enforces it.
For a standard appraisal, that might mean: front, rear, and side exteriors; every room interior; kitchen and bathroom detail shots; mechanical systems access; attic and basement if present; street scene. For a condition certification, it might be a simpler sequence. You define the protocol — Supershot executes it without deviation.
Critically, every session is confirmed at the subject property address. Photos captured outside the geofenced location are flagged. The property is what it is — not what someone chose to show you.
Borrower or field agent opens the app
Receives a session link for the subject property. Opens Supershot — or your branded app — at the property location.
Walk-through guided step by step
The app prompts: front exterior, then rear, then enter the kitchen, then bathroom 1... Each prompt specifies the angle and what to include in frame.
Live streaming to your AMC or lender portal
Each photo streams in real time. Your system receives organized, labeled documentation as the walk-through progresses.
Session complete — appraisal-ready package
You receive a complete, location-verified, timestamped photo set. No back-and-forth for missing angles. No second visits for overlooked areas.
Supershot deploys as a standalone app or embeds into your existing borrower or appraiser-facing app via SDK. Your workflow, your branding, your system of record — Supershot adds the controlled capture layer.
Integration points include: AMC portals, LOS platforms, appraisal workflow tools, and direct lender systems. The photo documentation your team receives is organized, labeled, and ready to use — not a raw dump from a claimant's camera roll.
Complete property coverage
Every required room, exterior angle, and system access confirmed captured — before the session is marked complete.
Location-confirmed at subject address
GPS-verified capture at the actual property address. Photos from the wrong location trigger automatic alerts.
No borrower manipulation
Photos stream directly from camera to your system. Borrowers and homeowners never have access to files.
Faster condition ratings
Organized, labeled documentation means appraisers spend time analyzing, not requesting additional photos.
Defensible audit trail
Full session history for every property: who captured, when, GPS coordinates, sequence, and timestamps.
Standalone or SDK integration
Works as a branded standalone app or embeds directly into your existing borrower-facing experience.
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