Promatic WorkTracker vs Mitigate

WorkTracker is the all-in-one field management app for restoration contractors and insurance adjusters. Whether you're handling water mitigation, fire damage, abatement, or reconstruction, WorkTracker helps you stay compliant, document everything, and manage every job from your mobile device. Built to simplify field documentation and compliance management, WorkTracker connects teams, streamlines reporting, and ensures no job falls behind on requirements. Key Features: - Photo Capture & Annotations Snap photos, draw or type notes directly on them, and upload instantly. - Form Completion & Remote Signatures Fill out digital forms on-site or remotely, and collect signatures in seconds. - Compliance-Driven Workflows Track required actions, receive alerts before leaving a job, and avoid costly oversights. - Alerts & Reminders Get push notifications for upcoming deadlines and unresolved tasks. - Calendar & Scheduling View and manage your daily job schedule with built-in calendar integration. - Smart Equipment Tracking Add rooms and materials, calculate drying equipment (IICRC S500), GPP, and manage gear usage. - Real-Time Job Status & Date Updates Stay aligned with timelines, milestones, and carrier expectations. - Note-Taking Made Easy Add detailed voice or text notes directly to each job file. For Adjusters & Compliance Teams: WorkTracker helps adjusters manage carrier compliance and SLAs with real-time visibility into job progress, documentation, and deadlines — improving accuracy, accountability, and speed to resolution. Optional add-ons like AssetTracker provide automated equipment billing and labor hour tracking for even more efficiency. Work smarter. Stay compliant. Finish faster — with WorkTracker.

Mitigate™ is the field app from Cotality™ for restoration professionals who'd rather be drying structures than filling out paperwork. Capture everything a water loss needs — right from your phone, right where the work is happening — in a workflow built around the daily rhythm of a mitigation project. Set up the job the way it actually dries: Create the loss, map out levels and rooms, and build your drying chambers to match how the structure really breaks down — not a generic form. Record readings that hold up: Capture moisture content by material and monitoring point, plus atmospheric and psychrometric conditions — tied to the room they came from and tracked toward your drying goals. Log your equipment: Place dehumidifiers and air movers by chamber and room, and keep a running record from setup to demobilization. Keep photos where they belong: Attach documentation to the exact room, chamber, or reading it supports, pre-tagged so nothing is lost in a camera roll. Work where you work: Capture in the field even when signal doesn't cooperate; your work uploads automatically in the background once you're connected. Documentation you can stand behind: Restoration work only counts if it's documented. Because every reading, photo, and piece of equipment is tied to where and when it happened, the record builds itself as you do the job. When it's time to justify the drying plan — to a reviewer, a carrier, or your own office — the whole story is already there, organized and complete. Everything you log flows to the web portal, so the job is documented once, cleanly, and stays in sync. Confidently do what you do best. Built for the field, trusted on the claim.