Flagship
Mitigation Estimate Writer
Starting at
$7,500
one time
An AI system that drafts your mitigation estimates. Job notes, moisture logs and photos in, a structured estimate out, built around how your company scopes work.
Book a call first
This one is contingent on a few things on your side — how your jobs are documented, what systems you already run, and how your price list is set up. It is not a fit for every company, and we would rather tell you that on a call than after you have paid. Comparable custom AI estimating builds are commonly scoped from $5,000 to $50,000. Book a call and we will tell you straight whether this fits.
Missed Revenue & Supplement Finder
Starting at
$4,500
one time
AI scans your completed estimates and claims for missed and supplemental scope. Antimicrobial treatment, monitoring visits, and the line items that get overlooked on job after job.
Payback
Comparable tools commonly report cutting supplement requests by 35 to 40 percent and speeding up payment by around 20 percent, with most operations reaching payback inside 60 to 90 days. Results vary by company, but a single flagged claim can cover the build.
Starting at
$3,500
one time
Writes documented rebuttals for the line items a carrier denies or cuts. It pulls the code, the standard and the documentation already sitting on the file, and puts the argument together so the response goes back the same day instead of next week.
Where it pays
Most of the money a carrier takes back comes off a handful of predictable line items. This writes the rebuttal with the code and standard already cited, so denied revenue actually gets challenged instead of quietly written off. One overturned denial on a mid-size loss typically covers a meaningful share of the build.
Internal Website + Full Analytics
Starting at
$3,500
one time
A custom internal web tool with dashboards and full analytics, so you can see what is actually happening in the business without chasing it. Scales up with integrations.
What you get to see
Jobs in progress, estimate turnaround, what each producer is writing, and where files are stalling — on one screen instead of three spreadsheets and a phone call. Built on your own account, so the data stays yours and the dashboards can grow as you add integrations.
Starting at
$3,000
one time
Auto-sends follow-up emails to adjusters on the timing you set. Three days, a week, whatever your process is — it keeps chasing without anyone having to remember, logs every exchange against the claim, and tells you which files have gone quiet.
Where it pays
The delay on most files is not the work, it is the wait between emails. Follow-ups go out on your schedule whether or not anybody remembered, every justification stays attached to the claim, and a file stops going silent because one person was out that week.
Starting at
$2,500
one time
Replaces the paper scope sheet. Your crew captures scope on site in a structured form, so what comes back is consistent, complete, and ready to feed the estimate instead of a photo of somebody's handwriting.
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Add-ons
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Insurance-facing photo report builder
Turns job photos into a carrier-ready photo report.
$750
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Insurance-facing dry log report builder
Turns your moisture readings into a carrier-ready dry log.
$750
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Automated job and room summaries
Written job and room-by-room summaries generated from the captured scope.
$500
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Scope-to-line-item mapping on your own price list
If you run a custom price list, scope actions map straight through to your estimate line items.
$3,500
More custom add-ons are available. Ask for a quote alongside this build.
SOP / Training Knowledge Base
Starting at
$2,000
one time
An internal AI trained on your own processes, so a new hire can ask it a question at 7am instead of waiting for the one person who knows the answer.
Where it pays
New hires ask the same twenty questions, and each one costs an experienced person their afternoon. This answers from your own documented process, at 7am, without interrupting anybody — and it keeps answering after the person who knew has moved on.
