Case study

Ziezodan

Ziezodan wanted to make repair requests more user-friendly. We designed an AI intake that lets tenants report issues in their own words (and optionally with a photo).

Ziezodan
Fewer clicks Report faster
Context first Text and photo
1 overview Better data entry

The challenge

Ziezodan has a strong structure for repair reports via a decision tree. The catch: for tenants it feels like a lot of clicking, and the real context (description and photo) only comes right at the end. As a result, reports tend to be generic and less useful for follow-up.

The solution

We designed an AI-driven intake that supplements or partly replaces the decision tree. The tenant starts straight away with a short description and can optionally add a photo. Then:

  • AI extracts the room, element and problem from the text (NLP)

  • The photo helps to confirm or complete this (image recognition)

  • If something is missing, the AI asks targeted follow-up questions (“Which room is this in?”)

  • The report is mapped to the exact JSON values from the existing structure, and only then forwarded

What it delivers

  • Faster, more natural reporting for tenants

  • More consistent reports with more context

  • Data that plugs directly into the existing JSON hierarchy, with no changes to the downstream process

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