Claimory AI catches missed supplements, drafts adjuster emails in your shop's voice, and reviews estimates for undercharges. Every draft is reviewed by a human before it sends. Nothing goes out automatically.
Open the AI drawer on any claim and ask anything: what is missing from this estimate, what should the next supplement include, draft a reply to the adjuster's last email, summarize the photo set. The drawer reads claim context, supplement history, and conversation history, then proposes. You decide.
Claim Audit runs a structured pass over the entire claim record: estimate vs photos, missing line items, undercharged operations, supplement gaps, and DRP-specific risks. Output is a categorized report with cited evidence, ready for the estimator to action.
When an adjuster email comes in, Claimory drafts a reply from claim context. When a customer milestone hits, Claimory drafts an SMS in your shop's voice. The owner approves, edits, or rewrites. The shop's voice, not a generic chatbot voice.
No. Every AI-drafted email and SMS waits for a human to approve and send. Claimory will never auto-send a customer or adjuster message.
A combination of frontier models routed by task. Customer-facing tone work uses one model; structured estimate review uses another. The model is an implementation detail; the workflow is the product.
Yes. Claimory AI reads your imported CCC ONE, Mitchell, or Audatex estimate and flags missed or underpaid line items, missing blend and refinish operations, softened labor hours, and overlooked R and I, before you submit the supplement. Every finding comes back with cited evidence the estimator can action, and nothing is sent automatically.