Your insurer is auditing your claim. Audit yours first.
Check your insurance claim before you submit it.
Understand what your policy may cover, what your claim leaves unanswered, and what evidence you may need — before you send it to your insurer.
How it works
- 01
Upload your policy
Your declarations page, endorsements, or full policy wording. We read the actual text — no guessing.
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Tell us what happened
Type it, or speak it out loud. Your words are transcribed for you to check and edit.
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Add photos and evidence
Pictures of the damage, estimates, reports — anything you plan to send your insurer.
- 04
Get your readiness report
Six plain-English sections: your policy breakdown, areas where your narrative needs more context, and missing pieces to gather before submission.
Know what you’re sending.
- Can’t I just figure this out with my adjuster after I file?
- Your adjuster’s job is to evaluate and process claims against the insurer’s guidelines, not to audit your submission for missing details. ClaimReadiness helps you spot gaps and unanswered questions beforehand so your initial record is thorough and consistent.
- Can’t my insurer handle it?
- Your insurer assesses your claim. ClaimReadiness helps you check for unanswered questions and missing evidence before you send your materials.
- Do I need to understand insurance?
- You don’t need insurance jargon. Type or speak in your own words, then edit your account.