SERVPRO's Claims Inventory Systems Help You These 3 Ways

7/2/2022 (Permalink)

SERVPRO has a claim inventory system that can make your work as an insurance agent easier.

SERVPRO's Claims Inventory Systems

When your client in Barton Hills, TX, files an insurance claim for help with damage due to flood or fire, keeping track of all the details in terms of damage assessment and repair as well as restoration services can be difficult and time-consuming. Fortunately, professionals at SERVPRO have a claim inventory system that can make your work as an insurance agent easier.

Helping Process an Insurance Claim
Claims inventory services can help with all of the following:

• Organize claims according to loss and type of damage
• Provide comparisons on an individual and national level
• Track response times in an insurance claim
• List updates instantly
• Share data effectively
  
  

These services provide greater accuracy in reporting claims and also give you vital insights as to the right benefits your clients are entitled to while saving your insurance company money.

Information Instantly at Your Fingertips
As restoration specialists take pictures and collect vital details of the damage, they enter them into the inventory system. You can access this information easily through the management dashboard provided to you.
You have all the information available to make an accurate claim without having to visit the site or talk to the client. It saves you time because you don't need to make phone calls or sift through piles of paperwork looking for that document with the information you need. You can easily do cost comparisons of repairs of similar damages either in your area or in the other parts of the company.
When your client suffers damage through fire or flood, you need the right information so you can prepare an accurate claim that helps your client and stills saves your insurance company money. Thanks to the claims inventory system and the work of restoration professionals, your client will get needed help and a restored property that looks "Like it never even happened."