en.Wedoany.com Reported - Brazilian real estate technology company Rede Vistorias Group announced in July 2026 that, over its ten years of operation, it has built one of the largest technical databases in Brazil's real estate industry. The platform has completed inspection services for over 570,000 properties, analyzed 7.3 million rooms, verified 75 million items, and processed 360 million technical records. The company also announced that it has initiated its internationalization process, expanding operations to four countries: Portugal, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Colombia.
Founded in 2016, Rede Vistorias Group is headquartered in Florianópolis, the capital of Santa Catarina state, Brazil. Initially focused on property inspection services, the company gradually expanded into insurance, maintenance, credit, and professional services, forming an ecosystem covering the entire real estate management chain. Founder and CEO Enrico Dias stated that the company's goal has always been to go beyond the digitalization of the inspection process itself, striving to create safer, faster, and more transparent processes for all participants.
In terms of digital transformation, Rede Vistorias developed an application that centrally manages the entire inspection process, integrating image capture, standardized checklists, cloud storage, and artificial intelligence functions to identify data inconsistencies, suggest fill-in content, and reduce operational errors during inspections. Dias noted that the number of registered properties grew by 19% in 2026. He emphasized that the company's core asset has shifted from its franchise network to a structured database of real estate technical information. "The real difference lies not in artificial intelligence itself, but in the quality of the data that supports this technology. We spent ten years building a unique database of Brazilian properties, and now we can transform this information into the intelligence the market needs," Dias said.
In terms of business expansion, Rede Vistorias has evolved from a single inspection service provider into a comprehensive solution platform offering insurance, real estate credit, maintenance, and professional services. Dias believes that the next phase of digital transformation in the real estate industry will be driven by the strategic use of data: "Just as open finance changed the way people interact with banks, we believe that access to high-quality information will make property transactions, management, and protection more efficient." Currently, the company has launched international operations, extending its digital transformation model for real estate management to new markets such as Portugal, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Colombia.
