The claim lives in too many places
Assessments in one system, quotes in email, authorisations on the phone. The Claims Management System keeps them on one claim.
For insurers and assessors
Motor claims software for insurers and assessors
See every claim, repairer and cost as it happens, and give assessors and moderators a clear queue of what to do next.
The problem
What slows a motor claim down
Nobody can see what's stuck
Moderation queues and live dashboards show which claims are waiting on a quote, an authorisation or a collection.
Hidden costs run on
Rentals, write-offs and final costings tracked against the claim, not discovered at month end.
Reports take days
Daily, exception, CSI and final-costing reports come straight from the claims, when you need them.
The software
Built for insurers and assessors
Claims Management System
Assessments, moderation queues, repairer networks, rentals, complaints and reporting in one live record.
Explore Claims Management SystemParts Management System
Parts quote requests from claims, quoted by suppliers whose teams are assisted by AI reading the estimate.
Explore Parts Management SystemWhat changes
What you can expect
- Every claim's status visible without a phone call
- Assessors and moderators working from clear queues
- Repairer performance and customer satisfaction measured, not guessed
- Final costs and rentals tracked against the claim
FAQ
Common questions
Can our repairers work on the claim too?
Yes. Repairers work in the Claims Management System directly, or in the My Bodyshop System, which exchanges claims, status and documents with it automatically.
Can the Claims Management System connect to our own systems?
It has an API and already exchanges data with insurer systems, accounting and email. Tell us what you use and we'll show you how it connects.
How long does it take to get started?
That depends on your repairer network, regions and reports. Book a demo and we'll give you a realistic plan.
See it working on your own claims and jobs
A 30-minute walkthrough with the people who build it. No obligation.