An agent workforce that compares adjuster estimates to your scope of work, drafts the supplement, and chases the carrier until it's paid, built on the systems you already run.
An adjuster's estimate lands as a PDF. Someone on your team has to compare it line by line against the actual scope of work, document where the estimate underpays, draft a supplement with supporting photos, and then follow up with the carrier repeatedly until the revised estimate reconciles. It happens on every job, it follows the same steps every time, and it waits on someone to catch what the adjuster missed.
That combination is exactly what qualifies for an agent workforce: the work repeats, it runs on a rubric, and it waits on a human call.
We build specialist agents inside your existing systems, not a separate tool you have to adopt.
Compare. The agent reads the adjuster's estimate and checks it line by line against your documented scope of work, flagging every discrepancy.
Draft. It assembles the supplement, attaches the supporting photos, and prepares it for review.
Chase. Once the supplement goes out, the agent tracks the carrier's response and follows up on schedule until the estimate is reconciled.
Your team holds the judgment. Your estimator reviews flagged discrepancies and approves the supplement before it goes out. The agent handles the volume; your people handle the calls that need a person.
Before: someone on your team manually works every estimate against every scope of work, drafts every supplement by hand, and tracks every follow-up in their head or a spreadsheet.
After: the agent workforce does the comparison and the drafting and the follow-up tracking. Your estimator reviews and approves. Every decision is logged, so you have a clean audit trail on every claim.
If you're processing adjuster estimates regularly and your team is spending hours reconciling them by hand, this is a workflow that qualifies.