How to Capture Moisture Data Faster by Integrating Tramex and magicplan

Restoration

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If you’re still snapping pictures of your moisture meter and manually typing readings into your job file, you’re spending time you don’t need to. That’s now over — magicplan just made it automatic.

Real‑Time Moisture Readings, Logged Instantly

Thanks to Bluetooth integration, Tramex moisture meters can now connect directly to magicplan. That means you can place a moisture point on your floor plan, tap once to take a reading, and boom — it’s logged in the right spot, automatically.

✅ No flipping between apps.

✅ No scribbling on notepads.

✅ No later guessing which photo went with which room.

Here’s How It Works in the Field

→ In the magicplan app, drop a moisture meter object on your floor plan.

→ Tap “Use Readings”

→ Your connected Tramex pulls in the real‑time reading via Bluetooth and logs it on the spot. As you can see here from the screenshot.

→ Need a photo to back it up? Snap it right there — it’s timestamped and linked to the exact data point.

This works whether you’re testing subfloors, drywall, or cabinetry. Everything’s saved, sorted, and ready to go — without any extra steps.

Compatible Tramex Meters

🔹Tramex ME5 (yes, even the classic analog model with Bluetooth)

🔹CMEX5 and other Tramex Bluetooth‑enabled meters

Why is this a game changer?

Contractors and estimators deal with constant pressure to prove accuracy — especially when adjusters push back. This integration means no more “he said, she said” Every reading is tied to a place and time, with proof baked in.
You finish a job with a complete, exportable moisture log. Send it off as a labeled, clean PDF to the carrier, client, or estimator. It’s clarity that speeds up claims and limits friction.

This Update is a time‑saver. Fewer steps in the field. Cleaner documentation. Faster claims. And one more reason restoration pros are leaning on magicplan to tie it all together.

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