Step 1
Claim Is Initiated
An insurance adjuster creates a project within BidClaim and defines the services to be included.
BidClaim provides a structured environment where contractors submit real bids based on policy-aware scope, allowing pricing to be observed and evaluated within the claim process.
Rather than relying solely on estimated values, BidClaim introduces a layer of real-world input—supporting more consistent outcomes, reduced friction, and greater visibility into how claims are settled.
The platform works alongside existing systems
and does not replace carrier workflows
Five clear steps from claim initiation to settlement — transparent, structured, and traceable for every party involved.
An insurance adjuster creates a project within BidClaim and defines the services to be included.
The property owner is invited to collaborate on their BidClaim project to settle their property claim
Contractors submit bids based on the policy-defined scope. Property owners retain full control in selecting their contractor, including the ability to invite preferred vendors
The property owner selects a bid to move forward with. The adjuster reviews the selected bid within the context of the claim.
Approved bids are used to support claim settlement, providing a clearer connection between scope, pricing, and execution.
BidClaim is designed to complement—not replace—existing carrier workflows.
Users interact with a clear, guided process
Behind the scenes, BidClaim standardizes how this information is organized and presented ensuring consistency across each step
Define the project and review selected bids
Receive and compare contractor pricing and materials
Submit bids based on defined scope
By introducing structured bidding into the claim process, BidClaim helps create:
The result is a claim settlement process that reflects real-world conditions while remaining structured and manageable.
BidClaim does not change who makes decisions.
It provides a framework where those decisions can be made with greater clarity, consistency, and visibility.
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