Claim Assist vs Adjuster Network

Claim Assist is an innovative and professional solution for insurance carriers and adjusters to quickly and accurately handle all aspects of an insurance claim assignment. Claim Assist is your personal assistant for handling claims from start to finish! • Live claim acceptance. Receive and accept claims as they come in. • Plan inspection trips. Built in GPS can assist in planning and routing trips. • Real-time arrivals. Share real time inspection arrival times with members taken directly from GPS. • Easy communication with members. Message members directly from app with built in messaging system. • Real-time activity log. Claim assist tracks activity as it happens on a claim from acceptance to closing. • Simplify completion. Take notes and photos directly from the app to easily manage each claim and streamline file completion. • Manage personal profile. Easily keep track of certifications, training and licenses to stay current and compliant. Also, control personal work schedule and parameters to fit your needs. With real-time assignment creation, scheduling, mapping, and completion, Claim Assist provides progressive claim inspection services.

Adjuster Network is a private professional community built for property adjusters. Connect with other adjusters, exchange field knowledge, ask practical questions, participate in professional discussions, and stay informed with industry intelligence. Features include: • A personalized view of activity across the network • Professional discussions and field questions • Secure image and PDF attachments in supported discussions • Industry intelligence and field knowledge • A text-based member Lounge • Member profiles, notifications, bookmarks, and preferences • Native reporting and member-blocking controls Membership is private and invitation-only. An approved account is required to sign in. Adjuster Network is designed for professional collaboration, not claim-file storage. Keep claim data out of the network. Do not upload insured information, claim numbers, loss addresses, private carrier documents, or other claim-identifying material.