One live claim record
Insurer, agency, broker, fleet manager and driver each see their part of the same claim, in real time.
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Five audiences, one standardA fleet operator worries about downtime. An underwriting agency worries about its licence. A broker worries about the client ringing again. The workflow is the same; what we put in front of you is not.

You carry the risk. We carry the claims — first notice, repair, replacement vehicle, recovery and monthly reporting. Per-claim or retainer.
Learn moreYou manage the fleet, we manage the claim. A live dashboard and a per-vehicle-per-month price, with no surprises on the invoice.
Learn moreHigh frequency, complex liability, multi-vehicle incidents — commercial, government and heavy vehicle claims handled at volume.
Learn moreClaims handled to your delegated authority, with code obligations and the penalties attached to them sitting with us under contract.
Learn moreOne claims front door for your clients, routed to the right counterparty and chased until it moves.
Learn moreMost conversations start with a month of claims and a question about where the time goes. That is a fine place to begin.
Talk to usInsurer, agency, broker, fleet manager and driver each see their part of the same claim, in real time.
Loss cause, coverage and red flags captured, timestamped and auditable on every claim, not just the contested ones.
No parent company setting targets that conflict with yours, and no claim data leaving the country.
Most conversations start with a month of claims and a question about where the time goes. That is a fine place to begin, whichever label fits you.
Yes. The service is modular — take the whole lifecycle or a single part of it, such as assessing or recoveries. It all runs on one claim record, so nothing is re-keyed when you add more later.
It depends on the relationship: per claim or on a retainer for corporate fleets, per vehicle per month for fleet management companies, and volume-based for schemes. We put the model in writing before anything moves.
New claims move across before open ones do, so there is never a day where a claim belongs to nobody. Reporting runs in both places until you are satisfied.
The quickest way into this is a real example — one claim that took too long, or one report you had to rebuild by hand.