Claimory entity map

The products, companies and collision repair terms that claimory.io describes, each with the exact sentence it comes from. Machine-readable version: entitymap.json. All pages: site map.

Claimory

Claimory is body shop management software for collision repair shops. It runs the insurance claim from the first call to the final payment, alongside the estimating system the shop already uses.

You already have CCC ONE or Mitchell. They write parts and labor. They do not run the claim. Claimory is what runs the claim.

What Is Claimory? Collision Repair Shop Claims Management Software - published by Claimory

Kinetyk

Kinetyk is a software studio in Los Angeles and the maker of Claimory.

Claimory is made by Kinetyk, a software studio in Los Angeles.

What Is Claimory? Collision Repair Shop Claims Management Software - published by Claimory

Claim Audit

Claim Audit is the Claimory feature that reads a collision estimate and its photos, flags operations the estimate left off, and drafts a supplement note for each one.

Before a Claim Audit report is written, every finding is checked twice. It needs at least 60% confidence, and it has to tie to a photo, an estimate line or a document attached to that claim. A finding that fails either check is dropped, so a guess never shows up as a dollar figure.

Claim Audit: AI Estimate Scrubber for Collision Repair | Claimory - published by Claimory

Claimory customer portal

The Claimory customer portal is a private claim link a collision repair customer uses to check repair status instead of calling the shop.

Claimory's customer portal is a claim link that goes home with the work order, so a collision repair customer checks repair status online instead of calling the body shop.

Body Shop Customer Portal for Collision Repair Status | Claimory - published by Claimory

Supplement

A supplement is an addition to the original collision repair estimate for damage or operations found after the estimate was written.

A supplement is an addition to the original repair estimate for damage or operations discovered after the estimate was written.

What Is a Supplement in Auto Body Repair? | Claimory Blog - published by Claimory

Direct repair program

A direct repair program is an agreement between a collision repair shop and an insurance carrier that trades repair standards and pricing for claim assignments.

DRP stands for direct repair program. It is a formal agreement between a collision repair shop and an insurance carrier: the shop agrees to defined repair standards, documentation requirements, cycle-time targets, and pricing terms, and in exchange the carrier routes claim assignments to the shop and often provides faster authorization.

What Is a DRP? Direct Repair Programs Explained for Shops | Claimory Blog - published by Claimory

Collision estimating system

A collision estimating system writes the parts and labor estimate for a repair. Claimory works alongside one and does not replace it.

You already have CCC ONE or Mitchell. They write parts and labor. They do not run the claim.

What Is Claimory? Collision Repair Shop Claims Management Software - published by Claimory

CCC ONE

CCC ONE is a collision estimating system. A shop exports the estimate XML from CCC ONE and Claimory imports it into the claim.

Export the estimate XML from CCC ONE. Drop it into Claimory. Line items, parts, labor ops, and totals parse into the claim record. Review side-by-side, save. No live API, no two-way sync, no carrier data feed.

Import CCC ONE, Mitchell, and Audatex Estimates | Claimory - published by Claimory

Mitchell Cloud Estimating

Mitchell is a collision estimating system. A shop exports the estimate XML from Mitchell and Claimory imports it into the claim.

Same flow as CCC ONE. Export the estimate XML from Mitchell. Claimory parses every line into the claim. Keep writing in Mitchell. Claimory picks up the rest of the claim from the moment the estimate exists.

Import CCC ONE, Mitchell, and Audatex Estimates | Claimory - published by Claimory

Audatex

Audatex is a collision estimating system. Claimory reads an Audatex estimate PDF with its document parser.

No XML export available from Audatex, so import runs through the AI document parser. Drop the estimate PDF into the claim. The parser reads the line items, labor ops, and totals into structured data. Operator reviews before save.

Import CCC ONE, Mitchell, and Audatex Estimates | Claimory - published by Claimory