- Is claimOS only for public adjusters?
- Public adjusting is the primary audience and the lens we design from. The platform is also used by attorneys handling first-party property claims, restoration firms running their own claim teams, and independent adjusters who want a claim-centric system instead of a CRM. The workflow is the same; the configuration changes.
- Does claimOS replace Xactimate or Symbility for estimating?
- No. Estimating in Xactimate and Symbility still works the way you use it today; claimOS pulls those estimates into the claim file and uses them downstream for demands, supplements, and reporting. Estimators keep their tools.
- How does Claim Brain handle confidentiality?
- Claim Brain operates inside your tenant. Documents, photos, and notes are not used to train external models. Outputs are drafts; an operator approves and sends. Every AI suggestion shows the file context it used so you can audit it.
- What does onboarding look like for an existing firm?
- Most firms onboard in two weeks. We migrate active claims first, set up your templates and signature workflow, train the team in two short sessions, and run a parallel period before you cut over. Insurance Claim Hero, our sister public adjusting firm, runs on the same platform, so the implementation team has actually closed claims on it.
- How is claimOS priced?
- Simple per-seat pricing: $199/month for your workspace and first seat, $99/month for each additional teammate. No per-claim fee, no overage on storage, no separate charge for e-sign or the client portal. No tier upsells — the pricing model is the same whether you're a two-person shop or an eight-person team.
- Where does claimOS sit relative to other public adjuster software?
- There are good purpose-built tools in the public adjusting market. claimOS is the most ambitious of them on AI grounding, document automation, and the depth of the connected workflow. Other vendors do parts of this well; few do all of it on one claim-centric platform.