For Insurance Adjusters
A Claims Portal Built for Tree Damage Adjusters.
Stop chasing status updates. The portal is an adjuster dashboard for every tree loss you place with us — submit a claim in about two minutes, then follow it from crew dispatch to final documentation with milestone updates, geotagged photos, and a carrier-ready summary.
Portal access is included for adjusters working claims with 1 Tree Emergency.
One Dashboard Tells You Where Every Tree Claim Stands
Sign in and the dashboard answers the three questions that usually take three phone calls: what's active, what's waiting on you, and what moved since yesterday.
It's the same platform our crews run emergency tree removal and storm damage response on every day — the portal simply gives adjusters a window into it.
Good morning, Dana
4 active claims · 1 needs your attention · 12 completed
Active Claims
4
Needs Your Info
1
Completed
12
Claim HO-2317-08 · 45 Birch Ln, Manchester, CT
Waiting 2 days · Photos of the detached garage needed
Recent Claims
Claim HO-4482-19
128 Maple Ave, Hartford, CT
Step 4 of 8 · Crew On Site
Claim HO-2317-08
45 Birch Ln, Manchester, CT
Step 2 of 8 · On hold
Claim HO-1198-27
9 Willow Ct, Glastonbury, CT
Complete
The portal dashboard, shown here with sample claims. Your view is scoped to your own claims — nothing else.
Built Around the Way Adjusters Actually Work
We built the portal after years of the same phone calls: has the crew been out yet, where are the photos, can you send that report again. Now the answers are already in front of you.
Every claim in one place
The My Claims view lists everything you've placed with us. Filter by Active, Needs Info, Completed, or Declined — with live counts — and search by claim number, loss address, insured name, policy number, or status.
An eight-step claim timeline
Claim Received, Crew Assigned, Crew En Route, Crew On Site, Mitigation Complete, Photos Uploaded, Report Complete, Claim Closed. Each completed step is logged as the claim moves, so you always know where the work stands.
Geotagged photo documentation
Before, during, and after photos, each with its GPS coordinates and a map view so you can confirm the crew was on site. Download the full set for a claim as a ZIP, organized by phase.
A one-page summary for the carrier file
Export any claim as a PDF: loss details, the full timeline, the document list, and the complete message log. One click, ready to attach.
A message thread on every claim
Ask questions right where the claim lives instead of digging through email. You'll get an email when a claim is received, when we need something from you, when documentation is ready, and when a message arrives — tunable per category.
Your paperwork, attached to the claim
Upload the FNOL, policy declarations, or prior estimates directly to the file. Submitted something in error? Edit or withdraw a claim any time before triage begins.
From First Notice to Closed File
Five steps, and only two of them are yours.
- 1
Request access
Ask during a demo or reach out through our contact page. Our claims team reviews every request — usually the same business day — and emails you a secure sign-in link. The link works once and expires in 72 hours.
- 2
Submit the loss
It takes about two minutes: the loss address with autocomplete, the insured's name, your carrier claim number, damage type, date of loss, and a short description. Attach photos and paperwork in the same step — GPS data on your photos is preserved.
- 3
We triage and dispatch
Emergency submissions are triaged the same business day, and storm-event surges are worked around the clock. If we need anything from you, the claim says exactly what — and you get an email.
- 4
Watch the work happen
The tracker updates as our team logs each milestone: crew assigned, en route, on site, mitigation complete. No calls, no waiting for a weekly update.
- 5
Documentation lands in the file
Photos are reviewed frame by frame, then released to your claim — geotagged, organized before/during/after, downloadable as a ZIP. Export the one-page PDF summary and your carrier file is done.
A Clean Claim File, Not a Firehose
The portal shows what belongs in your claim file and keeps our back office out of your way.
What you'll see
- The status, timeline, and activity feed for every claim you've placed with us
- Released photos — geotagged, organized before, during, and after the work
- Documents on the file, including anything you've uploaded yourself
- Your full message history with our claims team
What you won't
- Other adjusters' claims — your view is scoped to your own files
- Our internal notes, costs, or vendor pricing
- Unreviewed photos — every frame is checked before it's released to you
On the roadmap
Two things partners ask about that we're building next: direct integrations with the platforms adjusters already live in, and server-generated mitigation and completion reports delivered straight to the claim's Documents tab. If your team works in one of these, you can request the integration from inside the portal today and we'll reach out as it becomes available:
Claims Portal Questions, Answered
The things adjusters usually ask before their first claim
See It Before Your Next Storm File
A fifteen-minute walkthrough is the fastest way to judge it. Bring a recent tree claim and we'll show you exactly how it would have looked in the portal.
Evaluating us as a vendor? Start with our insurance partners overview. Working a live file right now? See how claim assignment works.