Stop leaving money on the roof.
The carrier's Xactimate estimate left scope out, like the ice and water shield your county's code requires. You get every missing line back with its proof attached, and you approve it before the carrier sees it.
The gap
The adjuster's estimate is not the whole job.
Drip edge you can measure to the foot. Step flashing right there in the photos. It's owed, and the carrier's first Xactimate scope leaves it out. So the crew eats the difference, or loses a night arguing it line by line.
What it finds
Your best supplementer's read, in seconds.
Lackey checks every line of the carrier's Xactimate estimate against your measurements, the building code at that address and the jobsite photos. Each missing item comes with its evidence, and a person on your team approves it before anything is submitted.
The proof
Proof the adjuster can't wave off.
The measurement, the code and the photos stay attached to the claim, so every dollar you ask for is documented. In this preview all four feeds run on sample data; the live connections aren't built yet.
EagleView measurements
Squares, ridge, hip, valley, eave and rake, to the foot, before you're on site.
One Click Code requirements
The building code for that jurisdiction, mapped to the Xactimate selector it requires.
CompanyCam photos + AI vision
Geotagged jobsite photos, with damage and components detected and counted automatically.
Voice-to-scope
Say it on the roof. Approve it at the truck.
Say what you see, like a fascia to replace on the rear elevation. Lackey writes up the trade, the action, the elevation, a quantity from the measurement and the photos, and the Xactimate selector, then drops it in your review queue.
“Replace the fascia on the rear elevation.”
Two lanes, one system
Run the retail bid and the insurance claim from the same file.
Cash job or carrier job, the property, the photos, and the crew stay in one place. Only the workflow changes.
Estimate → paid, without the back-and-forth.
Your pricing, your margins, a proposal the homeowner signs on their phone.
Estimate → evidence → supplement → approved.
Import the carrier's scope, see what's missing, and submit it with the proof attached.
Built for scrutiny
If it can't be defended, it doesn't get submitted.
A supplement has to survive the carrier's second look. So every line carries its proof, a person approves it, and the log records who changed what.
Every Line Cited
Every line points to a measurement, a code section, or a photo detection. No naked line items.
Every Line Approved
The engine drafts; a person approves. Nothing reaches a carrier without a human on the line.
Every Change Logged
A hash-chained, tamper-evident record of who changed what and when, from import to submission.
Find the money on your next claim
Hold it up against your last supplement.
Create an account and run a sample claim from the carrier's estimate to a finished supplement, in the browser, with nothing to install.