The claim file, read in minutes — with the law that governs it.
Advanced Claim Support is an agentic assistant for property-claim professionals. Drop in the whole file — policy, estimates, engineer reports, correspondence — and get a structured coverage analysis, the controlling statutes and codes for your jurisdiction, grounded answers to your questions, and drafted work product. Every output is scoped to your license.
A shoebox of emails and texts, turned into a timeline.
Upload everything — the policy and carrier letters, estimates and engineer reports, emails, even exported text messages. Advanced Claim Support reads it all and organizes it into a structured claim history: a dated timeline, the action items it surfaces, and the rules and deadlines that apply.
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Structured timeline
Every dated event across your sources, in order, with elapsed-day gaps and the document each came from.
Action items
The concrete next steps the file calls for — what to request, document, or send — prioritized, each tied to the issue it addresses.
Rules & deadlines
The statutes, codes, and claim-handling deadlines that govern the claim in your jurisdiction — cited, and matched to the facts.
Four agents on one claim file.
Each works on the same package you upload — so the analysis, the authority, the answers, and the drafts all speak to the same facts.
Bulk document analysis
Upload the entire file — policy and endorsements, carrier and contractor estimates, engineering reports, denial and reservation-of-rights letters. It reconciles the figures, ranks the coverage issues by severity, and reads the claim-handling timeline.
Statute, code & rule lookup
The relevant statutes, administrative code, and building-code provisions for your jurisdiction — matched to the facts and cited exactly. Case law surfaces for attorneys; adjusters get the claim-handling and valuation authority.
Interactive Q&A
Ask follow-up questions and get answers grounded strictly in the documents — with the policy language and figures quoted back. If the answer isn't in the file, it says so and tells you which document would settle it.
Drafting & rebuttals
Coverage-position rebuttals, demand and position letters, supplement requests, appraisal invocations, and statutory-notice drafts — populated from the file, bracketed where a fact is missing, ready for your review and signature.
Every answer, grounded in your file.
A few of the work products it generates from a claim package — each built from your documents, cited, and scoped to your license.
Carrier: attributes roof damage to age and deferred maintenance.
Your position: storm-consistent creasing and missing tabs are documented in the aerial report; the burden to establish the exclusion sits with the carrier.
Coverage A · anti-concurrent-cause check- Obtain the full declarations page — confirm Coverage A limit & deductible type
- Reconcile the carrier estimate against the aerial measurement report
- Document matching & code-required items for the supplement
- Measure elapsed days against the claim-handling statute
“Is the omission of overhead & profit defensible?”
The loss-settlement provision pays “reasonable” repair cost, and the scope involves three or more trades — which typically supports O&P. The carrier estimate applied none. — from your estimate, p.2
RE: Response to determination dated [06/18] — Claim No. [INSERT]
The enclosed aerial report documents 28.5 SQ of roof area; the estimate scoped 12.4 SQ. Code-required drip edge and underlayment are not included…
Respectfully, [REVIEWER NAME]
Depreciation applied to labor & code items; O&P not reflected.
Illustrative outputs. Every generated document is a draft for your review; citations are verified against current law before use.
Different work product for every advocate.
Attorneys, public adjusters, and contractors each get output built to their license — a hard boundary on what the tool will produce, checked on every output before you see it.
Coverage & litigation analysis
- Policy interpretation, exclusions, and the carrier's burden
- Causation, including anti-concurrent-causation language
- Controlling statutes and case law, cited
- Bad-faith exposure and pre-suit notice mechanics
- Appraisal-versus-suit strategy and litigation posture
Valuation & claim-handling analysis
- Scope completeness, matching, depreciation, RCV/ACV, O&P
- Code-upgrade line items and supplement opportunities
- Claim-handling statutes and administrative code, cited
- Statutory-notice and DOI-complaint options, factually framed
- When and why to bring in counsel — with the cost-benefit
Repair scope & estimate support
- Scope completeness and missing line items
- Measurements, quantities, and waste factors
- Building-code requirements as construction requirements
- Matching and constructability, with unit-price support
- Documentation to substantiate the full scope of repair
From a folder of PDFs to a working analysis.
Set role & jurisdiction
Tell it whether you're acting as an attorney or a public adjuster, and the governing state. That fixes the scope and the body of law.
Upload the file
Drop in the whole package — or paste key text. It extracts the text and builds one working set of documents.
Analyze & explore
Get the structured analysis, open the authority panel, and ask follow-up questions against the same file.
Draft & review
Generate the letter or rebuttal, edit it in your voice, and send it under your own name. You stay in control.
Read the whole file before your first coffee.
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