Auto accident
7 required items and 1 optional follow-up item so the adjuster can launch a consistent request quickly.
Claims RequestVault helps adjusters collect photos, reports, receipts, statements, and signatures in one guided claimant flow that follows up automatically without forcing claimant portal setup.
The job is not file upload. The job is closing claims faster with less chase work, clearer missing-item visibility, and a cleaner handling trail.
One claimant link plus automatic follow-up reduces repeated calls, emails, and inbox cleanup between request send and review.
Checklist-driven requests and a visible activity trail make it easier to keep files complete and explain what happened when a claim is reviewed.
The queue surfaces overdue evidence, incomplete packets, and review-ready files so overloaded teams can act on priority instead of guesswork.
These are the outcomes claims teams buy: faster launch, less follow-up work, cleaner documentation, and a clearer path from intake to review.
Choose auto, property, water, theft, injury, or commercial workflows and launch a consistent claimant request without assembling a generic form.
Automatic reminders go out when required items are still missing, reducing manual chase work and helping claimants finish the request without repeated adjuster outreach.
Required checklists make it obvious whether the claim still needs photos, reports, statements, receipts, or a signature.
When every required item is in, your team gets a clear ready-for-review signal instead of rechecking each upload by hand.
See claim events, uploads, reminders, and completion activity in one history, then export a cleaner packet for handoff and review.
Claims teams can use expiring links, private storage, and purge controls when evidence should not sit around indefinitely after review, completion, or expiration.
Claims RequestVault is not being launched as a monthly subscription. Teams can try real claim work first, then keep using it with simple one-off pricing if the workflow proves valuable.
Use the claims workflow on real files and follow-up before paying. No card is required to start the evaluation.
After the free evaluation, each new claims request is a one-off checkout. No seat math, no plan comparison grid, and no forced subscription.
The price reflects the queue, reminders, tracking, claimant guidance, and ready-for-review visibility that claims teams actually use.
Each workflow gives adjusters a claims-specific starting point and gives claimants a clearer picture of what to submit.
7 required items and 1 optional follow-up item so the adjuster can launch a consistent request quickly.
3 required items and 3 optional follow-up items so the adjuster can launch a consistent request quickly.
4 required items and 2 optional follow-up items so the adjuster can launch a consistent request quickly.
4 required items and 1 optional follow-up item so the adjuster can launch a consistent request quickly.
3 required items and 3 optional follow-up items so the adjuster can launch a consistent request quickly.
4 required items and 2 optional follow-up items so the adjuster can launch a consistent request quickly.
Browse examples for property, auto, water, theft, injury, and other claims so your team can start with a clearer request and a shorter follow-up cycle.
Stop chasing incident photos and claim files. Use RequestVault to collect claimant uploads, supporting documents, and signatures in one guided claims request.
Collect claimant photos, reports, estimates, receipts, and signatures in one claims-focused document request built to reduce follow-up.
Turn claimant intake into a guided insurance workflow with claim-type checklists, automatic reminders, and ready-for-review visibility.
Give adjusters a better way to follow up on missing claim documents with reminders, targeted return requests, and cleaner claimant resubmission flow.
From one queue, your team can see what was requested, what is still missing, which claimants were reminded, and which files are ready for review.
Instead of mixing attachments across texts, inboxes, and shared links, RequestVault gives claimants one clear place to respond and gives adjusters a complete history of files, reminders, and completion status.
Claims teams can choose expiration and purge behavior in claims language, so evidence packets can be removed after review, completion, or expiration when that fits the workflow.
Yes. The claims experience is designed for incident photos plus supporting PDFs such as estimates, reports, and claim paperwork.
No. The sender signs in, but the claimant can complete the secure request without creating another account.
Yes. The claims flow can include a signature step before the request is marked complete.
Use them when uploaded evidence or claim support files should be purged automatically after review, expiration, or completion instead of lingering in a generic inbox workflow.
Your first 10 completed claims requests are free for the team. After that, each additional claims request is a $7 one-off checkout. No subscription is required for launch.