See the day on a map
Every claim with a saved location shows up together — scheduled and unscheduled — so you can see the shape of the day before you drive it.
Route planning
Turn a claim list into a workable day
See the day's mapped claims together, group the stops that are close, build a suggested order from where you're starting, and change it when the day changes.
Product screenshots use synthetic demonstration claims.
What it does
Everything you need to plan a driving day
Built around one adjuster and the claims actually in front of them.
Group nearby work
Claims near each other cluster inside a radius you set, anywhere from 5 to 100 miles, so a day's stops hang together.
Build a suggested stop order
Choose the claims you're taking and the planner sequences them from your starting point, with leg detail and a round-trip estimate.
Keep your own judgment
Move stops when an appointment or local knowledge should win — and bring back the suggested order whenever you want it.
Save it to the day
Pick a date and start time, preview the appointment sequence, and save those times to your calendar.
Drive it in your maps app
Send the route to Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze. Google Maps takes the full multi-stop route; the others take your next stop.
On the map
See the day before you drive it
Scheduled work, unscheduled work, your starting point, and the stops you've picked — all in one view.
Everything in one view
Claims with a saved location plot together, so scheduled and unscheduled work sit side by side.
You choose the stops
Add or remove suggested claims before the sequence gets built.
Grouped by distance
Nearby claims cluster inside the radius you set — 5 to 100 miles, your call.
Plan the day
From claim list to first destination
Six steps, and the route stays editable through every one of them.
- STEP 01
See the day's claims
Open the planner and the field work waiting on you appears on one map, scheduled and unscheduled together.
- STEP 02
Pick the stops
Add or drop claims until the list matches the day you actually intend to work.
- STEP 03
Build the order
Generate a stop sequence from your starting point, then review each leg and the round-trip estimate.
- STEP 04
Make it yours
Move stops when an appointment time or local knowledge should win. Restore the suggested order any time.
- STEP 05
Save the schedule
Choose a date and start time, preview the sequence, and save those appointment times to the calendar.
- STEP 06
Head out
Open your next stop — or the whole route in Google Maps — and go.
Schedule and navigation
Your appointments still run the day
Review the sequence, move what needs moving, save the times you intend, and open navigation however you like.
Save the day to your calendar
Pick a date and start time, preview the proposed sequence, and save it. Any single inspection can still be rescheduled with the usual date-and-time picker.
Open it in your maps app
Send a destination straight to Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze. Google Maps takes the full multi-stop route; Apple Maps and Waze take your next stop.
CAT deployments
Working away from your home base
On a CAT deployment the day starts somewhere temporary. Set that address as the routing origin and the planner builds around where you actually are.
- Turn on CAT deployment mode and enter a temporary deployment address. Routing starts from there instead of your home base.
- The same-day cluster cap increases, so a deployment day can hold more stops than a normal one.
- Nearby claims group within a clustering radius you set, anywhere from 5 to 100 miles.
Plan with a connection. Inspect without one.
Download the day's assignments before you leave coverage and the inspection keeps going — answers, notes, and photos save on the device and sync when you're back in range.
See how offline worksTry it on your own claims
Plan tomorrow before you commit
Start a trial and build one real route — pick the stops, take the suggested order, move what you want, and send it to your maps app.