Erik from ClaimFlow 
Bottom Line Up Front Your calendar is your pipeline — and if you’re running it on sticky notes, a shared Google Sheet, or the “I’ll remember” system, you’re leaving claims in limbo and revenue on the table. Claims scheduling software built for public adjusters centralizes inspections, carrier deadlines, proof-of-loss due dates, and follow-up triggers in … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front If your carrier follow-up process lives in your head, your inbox, or a color-coded spreadsheet, you’re leaving settlements on the table and burning time you don’t have. Carrier follow-up software built for public adjusters automates your cadence, timestamps every touchpoint, and surfaces exactly which claims are stalled — before they blow … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front If you’re still managing your book on spreadsheets and sticky notes, you’re leaving money on the table — and you’re one catastrophe deployment away from total operational collapse. Claims analytics software gives your firm real-time visibility into pipeline value, carrier response lag, supplement approval rates, and cycle times, turning gut-feel practice … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front If you’re still running your claims on spreadsheets and text threads, you’re bleeding cycle time, missing supplements, and leaving your clients exposed. A purpose-built claims management app for Android keeps your entire pipeline visible and actionable whether you’re on a roof in Tampa or waiting in a carrier’s lobby in Atlanta. … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front When a hurricane makes landfall, your client’s damage likely spans two separate insurance programs — the homeowners or commercial policy (wind, rain intrusion) and a flood policy under the NFIP or a private flood carrier. Treating a hurricane vs. flood insurance claim as a single-source event is the fastest way to … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front Overhead and profit (O&P) is one of the most consistently underpaid line items in residential and commercial property claims — and recovering it is often the difference between a claim that covers actual repair costs and one that leaves your client holding the bag. Carriers routinely suppress O&P by arguing a … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front Understanding what is RCV in insurance isn’t a consumer education exercise — it’s your primary leverage point in every structural claim you work. Replacement cost value is the cost to repair or replace damaged property with like kind and quality, without deducting for depreciation. How you document, scope, and fight for … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front When you’re staring at an underpaid claim, the worst move is firing off a frustrated email to the desk adjuster and hoping for the best. Your next steps need to be methodical: rebuild the file from the ground up, document every gap between the carrier’s number and your estimate, and work … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front Basement flooding claims are high-friction by nature — coverage disputes between sewer backup endorsements, surface water exclusions, and sudden-discharge language mean the carrier’s first position is rarely their best position. Your job starts before FNOL: qualify the coverage, lock down the cause of loss, and build a file the desk adjuster … Read more
Bottom Line Up Front Managing Geico homeowners claims in software isn’t just about staying organized — it’s about compressing cycle time, protecting your supplement position, and building the kind of CYA file that wins appraisal when carrier communication goes sideways. Geico’s homeowners program is underwritten and administered through third-party carriers, which means your desk adjuster … Read more