Turn estimates, bids, and damage photos into defensible, source-cited reviews. Faster than manual, auditable like an appraiser.
Built for carrier, TPA, and independent-adjuster workflows where every variance needs a source, a reason, and a reviewable output.
Run the check that fits the file in front of your team. No per-card consumer pricing here — insurer and TPA pilots are scoped by workflow, volume, and review needs.
Audit an insurer estimate line by line.
Reviews the estimate against the claim context, flags missing scope, pricing variance, quantity issues, and items that need adjuster attention before the file moves.
Start cost review →Compare multiple bids without losing the thread.
Clusters contractor line items, normalizes paraphrased scopes, and surfaces bid-to-bid variance so reviewers can see what changed, what is missing, and what is priced high.
Compare bids →Triage damage photos into a reviewable claim picture.
Upload damage photos when the file needs a fast independent read. ClaimShow identifies visible materials, likely scope, and confidence flags for adjuster review.
Assess damage →Produce reconstruction cost figures before the decision point.
RCV workflows help claim teams and appraisal partners reason about replacement cost, regional pricing, and property details before coverage or reserve conversations harden.
Run RCV →Flag jurisdiction-specific code requirements.
Code Compliance Review will identify electrical, structural, energy, and jurisdiction-specific code issues that may change rebuild cost. Not yet available.
Ask about roadmap →One review path across estimates, bids, photos, and property details.
Insurer estimate, contractor bid, damage photos, or property details. We accept PDF, ESX, Word, Excel, and images.
Vision and LLM review classifies, scopes, and grounds the file against a 75,000-document proprietary cost corpus used at inference time.
Reviewable PDF with line-item audit, variance flags, recommendations, and full source attribution.
Every workflow is shaped around the same question: can a claims professional defend the number, the variance, and the source behind it?
ClaimShow produces source-cited claim intelligence for estimates, bids, photos, and RCV workflows. It does not settle claims. Licensed adjusters, carriers, and appointed estimators retain final authority on every coverage, reserve, and payment decision.
The platform is built for review: line items, variance flags, confidence signals, and supporting sources that a claims professional can inspect before sharing, revising, or rejecting an output.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Who it serves | Insurers, TPAs, and independent adjusters |
| What it reviews | Estimates, bids, damage photos, and RCV inputs |
| What it outputs | Source-cited PDF reviews and workflow-ready files |
| What it does not do | Make final settlement or coverage decisions |
| Code compliance | Coming Soon — roadmap only, no public route linked |
Is this only a damage-photo product?
No. Damage assessment is one workflow. The pilot-ready platform also supports cost and scope review, contractor bid review, and replacement cost value workflows.
Does ClaimShow replace our adjusters?
No. ClaimShow is decision-support software. It gives your reviewers line-item evidence, variance flags, and source attribution so they can make faster, more defensible calls.
Why no public per-card pricing?
Insurer and TPA pilots depend on volume, workflow mix, review depth, and integration needs. The homepage points to the live workflows and keeps commercial pricing in the demo conversation.
Is Code Compliance available today?
Not yet. Code Compliance Review is marked Coming Soon everywhere it appears here, and the homepage does not link to an unavailable route.
Start with the workflow your reviewers already feel: estimate audit, bid comparison, damage triage, or RCV. We will scope the pilot around the files that create the most review drag.
ClaimShow turns claim documents, bids, photos, and property details into reviewable outputs your team can inspect, edit, and defend.
Decision-support software. Licensed adjusters, carriers, and appointed estimators retain final authority on every settlement.
