Perform an Applied ITV Evaluation

• Click ITV on the options bar and select New Applied ITV from the menu
• Click Quote > New Evaluation > Applied ITV on the menubar
• Click the Add button > New Evaluation > Applied ITV from the side menu in the Quote Summary section.

• Click the Applied ITV button on the General tab and select Perform Evaluation from the menu

• Click Tools > Applied ITV > Perform Evaluation on the menubar
  
  Note: If there are no existing ITV evaluations, clicking Applied ezITV will launch the evaluation tool.

The Dwelling and Fire Underwriting Survey information is based off of the address listed here.

To display information for a different dwelling, revise the address by doing the following:

1. Enter or revise the Street and Name, PO Box, RR or Unit #, City, Province, and/or Postal code for the address of the dwelling.
   
   Note: Click the Hints and Tips hyperlink underneath the picture of the dwelling to go to a webpage that contains a section on addressing tips.
2. Click the Lookup Address button. Select the correct dwelling address from the list and click Select Address.
3. Click the Validate Dwelling button to refresh the iClarify
4. Click the Validate Dwelling button to refresh the iClarify and Fire Underwriters Survey (FUS) information.
   
   Note: The Validate Dwelling button becomes active once a change is made in one of the address fields.
5. The system will refresh the screen and return with the iClarify information if available, providing the photo or imagery, as well as the predicted construction information.
   
   Note: An evaluation can still be completed if the information is not available.

Note: iClarify utilizes information from inspection companies, contractors, and total loss claims data to generate the most common characteristics particular to an address. As such, if an inspection was done or a claim occurred on the particular dwelling, information presented reflects the actual information. Otherwise, the provided information is an average based on the year built and size of the house in the area/neighbourhood.

Note that the information that displays is a prediction and should always be validated with the consumer.

• The Square feet should only include the main, above ground living areas. Areas such as garage, porch, and deck should be excluded because those areas are not living areas.

Metric Converter

Use the Metric Converter feature if there is a need to convert metres and Sq. metres into feet and Sq. feet. Access this feature by navigating to Utilities > Metric Converter on the menubar, or by clicking the Metric Converter button on the options bar.

• The entire square footage for multi-level homes such as bi-level, tri-level, or split level should be included since all levels are considered above-grade living area.
  
  Note: For multi-levels homes, the foundation type is Slab on Grade; select No for the finished basement question.
• The most common roof types and exterior wall materials are listed. If a type or material is not available in a list, select the option that is comparable.
• The total number of kitchens and bathrooms for the entire house including the basement should be included regardless of their status as above- or below-grade.

1. Click in a field that needs to be revised and change the value.
   
   Note: Modified fields display in blue.
2. Once a field has been modified, Please Recalculate displays in red where the price and amount per sq.ft for the dwelling previously displayed. To recalculate, click the Recalculate button  . After clicking the Recalculate button, if Bi-level is selected in the Stories dropdown, a pop-up will display providing information on how to enter a bi-level home.
   
   Note: Fields that have been revised display in blue even after recalculating. The original value is highlighted in white in dropdown lists.
3. The new Price and amount per Sq.ft displays based on the changes. To reset the information click the Reset button  .

On the Dwelling information tab, an image of the dwelling displays. Below the image, click the left arrow button or right arrow button to view additional images of the dwelling. To see a satellite image of the dwelling click the Globe button and to go back to the street level photos click the Camera button .

Note: To print the dwelling images, click File > Print Dwelling Images on the menubar or click the Print button on the options bar.

Click on the View More button    to display a screen listing, the dwelling information, and a satellite view of the area.

Note: iClarify valuation information and Fire Underwriters Survey (FUS)

There are three different options to view the property/dwelling from this screen:

	Click on the iLOOKABOUT button to view multiple images of the dwelling. Each image shows a different angle of the dwelling, providing a full view of the dwelling and the surrounding property.
	Click on the Map View button to display a satellite or a map view of the area. To include labels on the satellite view, hover over or click the Satellite button and check the Labels checkbox. You can zoom in and out by using the + and – signs along with a street view using the figure icon . Click on the corners of the dwelling or outbuilding on the map to calculate the square footage; click reset to clear the selection. Note: In the Satellite view only, you can click the Rotate Image button to rotate the image 90 degrees. You can also click the  button to toggle between an angle view and an above view of the dwelling in supported areas.
	Click on the top of the camera to view an image of the dwelling taken from iLOOKABOUT ScreetScape service. Click the directional arrows to pan in any direction, and click the + or – buttons on the magnifying glass to zoom in or out.   Click on the bottom of the camera to view an image from Google Street View™  mapping service. You can zoom in and out by using the Zoom in button + and Zoom out button –, and you can rotate the view of the image the right and left arrows.

Click the second tab to access Fire Underwriters Survey.

The Fire Underwriters Survey tab provides information such as the fire protection area, the dwelling summary, and the protection grade along with the dwelling address.

Note: The information shown here is based on municipal guidelines, as the municipal guidelines are the ones used by insurance companies.

If more information is needed on the Protection Grade, click the Inquire about this Grade hyperlink.