Claim workspace

Give every open claim one working memory.

Stop reconstructing the file from inboxes, drives, notes, and point tools. Restoria keeps the records and the work they support in the same claim context.

Claim stages: Build strategy and maintain the working file

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Claim indexWorking file connected

RestoriaSantos wind claim

Firm requestShow what supports the roof scope and what is still missing.

Policy map14 termsLinked to source pages

Evidence38 recordsPhotos, reports, notes

Claim clock6 datesEach linked to its source

Open work5 itemsNext dates and follow-ups

Next actionRoof inspection · Jun 18 at 10:00 AMScheduled

Illustrative product viewA claim file that can answer what happened, what supports it, and what comes next.

How it works

From raw claim context to usable work.

A claim file that can answer what happened, what supports it, and what comes next.

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Bring the file together
Connect the claim systems, folders, messages, and records the firm already uses.
02
Structure the claim context
Restoria separates facts, policy terms, contacts, evidence, estimates, and payments.
03
Keep the next work visible
Dates, missing records, conflicts, follow-ups, and prepared outputs stay attached to the file.
04
Trace every important point
Policy terms, date prompts, and Florida source material retain links back to the pages and records behind them.

Inside the workflow

The details stay connected as the file moves.

Build the claim strategy

Restoria reads the policy and the current record together, then organizes the coverage terms, dates, conditions, and unresolved questions that shape the work ahead.

Policy provisions linked to exact source pages
Claim chronology built from documents and correspondence
Open questions, missing records, and follow-ups in one view

Connect field evidence to the file

Photos, reports, measurements, notes, contents records, and additional-living-expense documents remain connected to the property, event, and claim issues they describe.

Property, contents, and living-expense evidence registers
Inspection notes connected to photos and measurements
Contacts, estimates, payments, and prior positions in context

Organize Florida source intelligence

Potentially relevant public sources sit beside the facts they may support, with enough provenance to reopen the original source during later work.

Florida statute and building-code source prompts
Local amendments, product approvals, and county records
Official storm events and date-source references

Example source run

A Miami-Dade roofing question, connected to the working file.

For a reported June 10 wind event and an omitted roof replacement, Restoria organizes the relevant property facts, six date sources, roof-product records, local code context, and official storm evidence beside the estimate and photos.

Claim clock: 6 dated records linked to their sources
Property context: Miami-Dade location and roof-system details
Public sources: Statutes, building code, approvals, storm events
Open work: 3 scope questions and 5 follow-ups

Inside the product

The work this area keeps together.

Claim facts

Keep the loss, property, carrier, and policyholder record current.

Policy source map

Connect extracted terms to the exact pages that support them.

Evidence register

Relate photos, reports, notes, and property records to the claim.

Dates and follow-ups

Keep sourced dates and open work visible to the firm.

Florida source prompts

Organize statutes, code, product approvals, and storm sources.

Claim activity

See how people, the agent, and connected systems changed the file.

Fits the current stack

Use the systems already carrying this work.

Bring the relevant context into Restoria and keep the prepared output connected to the claim.

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Connected product

Follow the claim into the next workflow.

Intake and engagement

See claim workspace in a live claim.

Connect the context you already have and ask Restoria for the next piece of work.

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