Insurance restoration software
built around the claim.
For insurance restoration contractors the claim is the job. Renovo opens it from the carrier's assignment email, times you against the carrier's targets, keeps the adjuster's approvals and supplements, sends the documentation package and bills the net claim after the deductible.
- Opened from the assignment email
- Contact, on-site and estimate clock
- Adjuster approvals and supplements
- Insurer Compliance Package, one click
- Net claim billed after the deductible
Restoration claims management
on the carrier's clock.
Carriers, TPAs and assignment networks send new losses as an email. Each company has a Renovo intake address: an assignment sent to it becomes a claim with the claim number, insured, loss address, adjuster, deductible and coverage read from the email.
- Response timesHours to contact the insured, be on site and submit the estimate, set by you; each claim shows what is due next and the Claims list sorts the late ones first.
- Stamped by the workOn site and estimate submitted are recorded the first time the claim's status reaches them, from the office or the app.
- Updates filed, not overwrittenA new email for an open claim number is filed on that claim's email.
- CAT volumeWhen a storm brings dozens of assignments in a day, each one becomes a claim without anybody retyping it.
What the adjuster approves
is what gets invoiced.
Approvals — the initial estimate, supplements, sampling, remediation, contents — are recorded on the claim with their amount, tax and the deductible.
- Bills itselfMark an approval Approved and it adds a line to the job's budget and to the claim's draft invoice.
- The net claimThe draft bills the amount less the deductible, with the tax the adjuster approved, so it totals what the carrier will pay.
- Sent invoices are never touchedA later change lands on a new draft.
- Carrier paymentsACV advances and depreciation releases recorded against the claim estimate, through to the balance remaining.
Restoration insurance documentation,
packaged for the carrier.
Every claim document prints from your company's own template: authorizations, dry logs, moisture maps, equipment reports, certificates, the estimate and the final invoice. The Insurer Compliance Package gathers the ones you choose into one PDF, with your uploaded Xactimate estimate in its place, shared by email or a no-login link.
Renovo is not connected to any carrier's claims system, Xactimate or XactAnalysis: it works from the assignment email and the documents you send, and you still update the carrier the way they ask. Renovo is not affiliated with Verisk or Guidewire.
Asked
often.
Insurance restoration & claims in Renovo, answered.
What is insurance restoration software?
Software for contractors who do insurance work: it keeps the claim's carrier details, response times, documentation, estimate, adjuster approvals and the billing of the net claim together.
Can adjusters see the documentation?
Yes. Send any claim document or the whole package by email or a public link the adjuster opens without an account.
Does it track deductibles and coverage limits?
Yes. Both are on the claim; the estimate applies the deductible to a net claim and checks the coverage limit.
Can we use it for TPA and program work?
Yes. Assignments from TPAs and networks come in the same way, and the claim records which carrier and adjuster it belongs to.
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See it on one of your own losses.
Bring an assignment email or a recent job, and we'll run it through Renovo on the call.