See the whole day
Scheduled and unscheduled claims with saved locations appear together, along with the starting point and selected stops.
See mapped claims together, group nearby stops, build a suggested order from where you are starting, and change it when the day changes.
Suggested order remains editable; no optimality or live-traffic promise.

The planner is built around one adjuster and the claims actually in front of them.
Scheduled and unscheduled claims with saved locations appear together, along with the starting point and selected stops.
Claims can cluster within a radius you choose from 5 to 100 miles, including a higher same-day cap in CAT deployment mode.
Start from a suggested sequence, then move stops when appointments or local knowledge should win.
Open the planner and review mapped scheduled and unscheduled work together.
Add or remove claims until the stop list matches the day you intend to work.
Build a suggested order from the selected starting point and review the leg detail.
Move stops when the real day requires it; restore the suggested order whenever you want.
Save intended times, then open the next stop—or the supported route—in your maps app.
Choose a date and start time, preview the sequence, and save those intended appointment times to the calendar.
Send a destination to Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze. Google Maps takes the supported multi-stop route; Apple Maps and Waze take the next stop.
This does not claim dispatch, crew management, SLA enforcement, or a mathematically optimal route.
Download the day's assignments before leaving coverage. Supported answers, notes, and photos can then remain on the device and synchronize after reconnecting. See the offline workflow →
Pick the stops, review the suggested sequence, move what you want, and send the route to your maps app.