ClaimLeak analyzes insurance and contractor estimates to detect missing scope, identify underpaid line items, and generate supplement request packages automatically.
Built for restoration contractors, public adjusters, roofing professionals, and supplement writing services.
Insurance Estimate
$14,800
Actual Repair Cost
$23,500
Supplement Opportunity
$8,700
ClaimLeak finds those missing items automatically.
Upload carrier and contractor estimates — PDF, XLSX, or CSV.
Line items are extracted, matched across documents, and discrepancies are flagged automatically.
Underpaid items, missing scope, and quantity mismatches are identified.
Get a professional supplement letter with code citations, ready to send.
Each feature is designed to help you recover more money, faster — with the documentation to back it up.
Included in all plans
Upload Xactimate PDFs, contractor bids, or spreadsheets. ClaimLeak extracts every line item — descriptions, quantities, units, and costs — automatically.
The same repair can be described five different ways. ClaimLeak matches items across Xactimate codes, contractor terminology, and mixed formats to find true discrepancies.
Side-by-side comparison flags every underpaid item, quantity mismatch, and pricing difference between the insurance and contractor estimates.
Included in all plans
Instead of just comparing two estimates, the Claim Scoping Engine analyzes the insurance estimate on its own. It determines what should be included based on the claim type, then identifies everything that's missing — even if you don't have a contractor estimate yet.
Automatically identifies line items the carrier left out. For a roof replacement claim, that might be drip edge, underlayment, or starter strip that are required but not included.
Flags items that are included but priced too low — wrong quantities, missing waste factors, or below-market unit costs based on the scope of work.
Generates a detailed Request for Proposal document listing the full expected scope of work. Hand it to a contractor to get an accurate bid that covers everything the job actually requires.
A complete supplement request letter itemizing every missing and underpaid item, with justifications and dollar amounts — formatted and ready to send to the carrier.
Available on Professional plan
Supplements backed by building codes are harder for carriers to deny. The Code Intelligence Engine automatically looks up which codes apply to the property and cites them in your supplement arguments.
Automatically identifies which state and local building codes apply based on the property address. Different states adopt different code editions — ClaimLeak knows which one matters.
References specific sections from the International Residential Code (IRC) and International Building Code (IBC) — like R905.2.8.5 requiring drip edge on shingle roofs.
Each missing scope item in your supplement letter includes the specific code section that requires it. Instead of “drip edge is standard,” your supplement says “drip edge is required per IRC R905.2.8.5.”
Cites manufacturer installation specifications that require specific materials or methods. If the manufacturer says synthetic underlayment is required for warranty, it goes in the supplement.
Upload an estimate and get a complete supplement package before your coffee gets cold.
Xactimate PDFs, contractor bids, spreadsheets — upload whatever you have.
Track every claim, supplement status, and recovery amount across your entire book.
Invite your team with role-based access. Everyone sees their claims, admins see everything.
Automatically calculates overhead and profit when three or more trades are involved.
Download supplements as Word docs, discrepancy reports as Excel, and RFPs as PDFs.
These line items are frequently left out of insurance estimates but are required for code-compliant repairs. ClaimLeak flags them automatically.
Existing coverings must be removed when damaged or when multiple layers exist.
Underlayment is required beneath all asphalt shingle roof coverings.
Drip edge is mandatory at all eaves and gables of shingle roofs.
Professional mold remediation required when microbial growth is present after water intrusion.
Water-damaged structures require monitored drying to prevent secondary damage.
Moving, protecting, and resetting contents during restoration is frequently omitted.
Required at wall intersections, slope changes, and roof openings.
Weather-resistant barriers must be replaced when damaged during repairs.
Building permits required for roof replacement and major repairs in most jurisdictions.
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